June 30, 201015 yr Hi guys,I have been using RC4 for about 6 months with no problems. I noticed lately that after saving during flight FSUIPC says that the flight has been saved, but in the saved flights folder there is no ".rcd" file - only the .fssave and .wx file is present. I have done a "reformat" in my laptop (due to numerous bugs) - the factory settings were restored and all data erased. Did another fresh installation of FSX, RC4 and other add-ons but this problem still persists.Any ideas on how to solve this? Roy Joven T. Benzonan AS136 - AirSource Virtual Pilot Union Acer Aspire 5738G, Intel Core 2 Duo (2.2Ghz), 4GB RAM, ATI Mobility Radeon (512MB graphics), Windows 7 (64-bit) Add-ons: Radar Contact V4, Activesky Evolution, FDC Live Cockpit Flight Planning: FSBuild2, Navigraph nDAC3 Aircrafts: PMDG NGX/747-8i, LDS 767, CS C130
July 1, 201015 yr Commercial Member Hi guys,I have been using RC4 for about 6 months with no problems. I noticed lately that after saving during flight FSUIPC says that the flight has been saved, but in the saved flights folder there is no ".rcd" file - only the .fssave and .wx file is present. I have done a "reformat" in my laptop (due to numerous bugs) - the factory settings were restored and all data erased. Did another fresh installation of FSX, RC4 and other add-ons but this problem still persists.Any ideas on how to solve this?click the .flt/.wx button, and define the path where fsx is storing the .flt/.wx files - then you should see .rcd, .flt, and .wx files therejd JD Read my blog
July 1, 201015 yr Author Yes, I have already done that prior to this post. For some reason, I can't seem to find where the ".rcd" files are.A comprehensive search using the "search" function in Windows 7 reveals that the files are nowhere to be found, despite the "flight saved" message during flight. Roy Joven T. Benzonan AS136 - AirSource Virtual Pilot Union Acer Aspire 5738G, Intel Core 2 Duo (2.2Ghz), 4GB RAM, ATI Mobility Radeon (512MB graphics), Windows 7 (64-bit) Add-ons: Radar Contact V4, Activesky Evolution, FDC Live Cockpit Flight Planning: FSBuild2, Navigraph nDAC3 Aircrafts: PMDG NGX/747-8i, LDS 767, CS C130
July 1, 201015 yr Commercial Member Yes, I have already done that prior to this post. For some reason, I can't seem to find where the ".rcd" files are.A comprehensive search using the "search" function in Windows 7 reveals that the files are nowhere to be found, despite the "flight saved" message during flight.make a log, details pinned to the top of the forumclick debug, load any plan, start fs, start it at the departure airportclick start rc buttonflip over to fs, and press ctrl-alt-; and let rc save a flight. the press ; and let fs save a flightthen flip over to rc, an click stop rczip up the log, and send it to mejd JD Read my blog
July 1, 201015 yr Author Hi John,I emailed the RC4 log file as requested.First by using the RC4 shortcut then second using the FS shortcut.I hope this helps. Thanks. Roy Joven T. Benzonan AS136 - AirSource Virtual Pilot Union Acer Aspire 5738G, Intel Core 2 Duo (2.2Ghz), 4GB RAM, ATI Mobility Radeon (512MB graphics), Windows 7 (64-bit) Add-ons: Radar Contact V4, Activesky Evolution, FDC Live Cockpit Flight Planning: FSBuild2, Navigraph nDAC3 Aircrafts: PMDG NGX/747-8i, LDS 767, CS C130
July 1, 201015 yr Commercial Member Hi John,I emailed the RC4 log file as requested.First by using the RC4 shortcut then second using the FS shortcut.I hope this helps. Thanks.your files are here: C:\Users\Babybunch\Documents\Flight Simulator X Files\jd JD Read my blog
July 2, 201015 yr Author Thanks for the help John. Will test this again in my next flight (with fingers crossed). Roy Joven T. Benzonan AS136 - AirSource Virtual Pilot Union Acer Aspire 5738G, Intel Core 2 Duo (2.2Ghz), 4GB RAM, ATI Mobility Radeon (512MB graphics), Windows 7 (64-bit) Add-ons: Radar Contact V4, Activesky Evolution, FDC Live Cockpit Flight Planning: FSBuild2, Navigraph nDAC3 Aircrafts: PMDG NGX/747-8i, LDS 767, CS C130
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