Hi,

 

while 22 starts are probably more then enough for testing, just 2 days is not that much. I did install MCE two days ago without knowing before how long the trial period gonna be. No i wish i would have installed it on the weekend, not during the week, because effectively i had just the chance to try it for a single time (and ran into a couple of problems).

 

Now after checking the forum and the manual more extensively i guess i know how to solve the problems but do not have a chance to try again.

 

Question:

 

Is there any chance for extending the trial period for just a single day? Would love to try it once again during the upcoming weekend.

 

thank you and kind regards

 

jan

 

 

 

Hi,

 

while 22 starts are probably more then enough for testing, just 2 days is not that much. I did install MCE two days ago without knowing before how long the trial period gonna be. No i wish i would have installed it on the weekend, not during the week, because effectively i had just the chance to try it for a single time (and ran into a couple of problems).

 

Now after checking the forum and the manual more extensively i guess i know how to solve the problems but do not have a chance to try again.

 

Question:

 

Is there any chance for extending the trial period for just a single day? Would love to try it once again during the upcoming weekend.

 

thank you and kind regards

 

jan

 

If you have the Aerosoft Airbus X A320/A321 both old or new, be aware Aerosoft has licensed MCE for those variants.

There is a separate package you can dowload from the link at the top of this page

 

http://forum.aerosoft.com/index.php?/topic/81440-mce-update

 

Aerosoft package doesn't require activation.

 

It has all the features available in Ultimate Edition, except that it will only run with A320/A321 from Aerosoft.

 

The Ultimate Edition works with 32+ complex aircraft so far (those we interfaced specifically), and some other aircraft that comply with FSX SDK guidelines (too many to list).

 

Among supported aircraft in Ultimate Edition

 

PMDG 777, 747, 737 NGX, MD-11, J41,

Captain Sim 777, 767, 757, 727, 707 (with simulated flight engineer)

Aerosoft A318,319, 320, 321, DH-6 Twin Otter

Quality Wings 757, BAe146

Feelthere ERJ 135, 145, Legacy, EMB 175, EMB 195

iFly 737 NG, 747

CoolSky DC-9, MD-80

Wilco Airbus Evolution Vol 1

Majestic Q400

Milviz 737

Level-D 767

Leonardo Maddog Md-82

Simcheck A300-B4 (with simulated flight engineer)

Just flight: PSS 777, Bae146

Razbam Metroliner

 

 

The Aerosoft package isn't yet aware of FSX:Steam Edition, as well as P3D V2.5. It is expected to be updated next month. For now, you would need a manual workaround, or contact support.

Hi,

 

did not know that and yes i do own the Aerosoft busses so that's perfect for testing, thank you!

 

Two short question:

 

The download size of the Aerosoft MCE Version is almost three times the size of the ultimate edition, just because i'm curious, what's the reason for this?

 

I did already more then an hour of voice training the first time i did install the trial version, is the are a way to keep this when going to the Aerosoft version (and when probably going back to the ultimate once i'm satisfied with mce)?

 

thank you and kind regards

 

jan

Hi,

 

did not know that and yes i do own the Aerosoft busses so that's perfect for testing, thank you!

 

Two short question:

 

The download size of the Aerosoft MCE Version is almost three times the size of the ultimate edition, just because i'm curious, what's the reason for this?

 

I did already more then an hour of voice training the first time i did install the trial version, is the are a way to keep this when going to the Aerosoft version (and when probably going back to the ultimate once i'm satisfied with mce)?

 

thank you and kind regards

 

jan

 

The Aerosoft package is much bigger because it comes with 7 massive co-pilot pre-recorded voices, whereas the Demo only comes with 2, with other voices available as separate free downloads). This reduces the download size for existing users, as the updates are frequent.

 

You should be able to keep the Demo, as they install to different folders.

 

Download Aerosoft package to your desktop. Unzip and run "InstallMCE"

 

Should be all you need to do.

 

If using FSX:SE or P3D V2.5, the automated installer may not work as expected and you will need an easy manual workaround.