Hello,

I am up and running with FS2Crew and the Mad Dog X but cant get a response to voice commands.

I have US voice set selected, Win 10 hears my input through voice training ok, I get the green strip across the top when speaking with FS2Crew running, which correctly shows what I have said, but FO FA etc don't respond. HM and SM are both off,

Please could someone advise what I'm doing wrong?

Thanks in anticipation

 

Andrew

Edited March 2, 20188 yr by ampharoah

P.S. Voice is ON and I also get a green strip message saying "FS2Crew Voice Recognition Activated"

Edited March 2, 20188 yr by ampharoah

From the FAQs thread:

Question: I'm running Windows 10.  The system is not hearing my voice.

Answer:

Uninstall Asus Sonic Studio, Asus Sonic Radar and Asus Studio 3 if you have them installed. That solved it for one user.  Another user had an audio program called Nahimic running on his laptop.  Exiting that software prior to loading FS solved the issue for him.

Long story short: Watch out for audio related bloatware that comes with certain motherboards.

If using a laptop, you may need to disable your built in mic on the laptop in order for your headset mic to be detected.

Another user had to disable the RealTek Audio Manager.

Hello Bryan,

Thanks for getting back to me.

Not using a laptop.

Have an Asus Maximus IX Code Z270 Motherboard. Checked for all of the above when i read it in the manual. Nothing found.

Windows 10 hears my voice no problem so the mike is working and I get the green strip across the top when speaking with FS2Crew running, which correctly shows what I have said,

Andrew

 

 

Edited March 3, 20188 yr by ampharoah

Hi Andrew,

Please triple check again for Asus bloatware.

It's not just FS2Crew voice recognition that can hit by their bloatware, it's any 3rd part program that uses Microsoft Speech Recognition API.

 

Bryan,

Have found something called SupremeFX  

https://rog.asus.com/technology/rog-sound-innovations/supremefx/

Don't know if my system needs it and don't know how to disable it. Have searched for it in Device Manager, but its not listed.

Andrew

If you go to "Uninstall a Program" in the Windows control panel, is it listed?

https://www.google.com/search?newwindow=1&ei=f4-aWvXLEcS48QWu7IW4DA&q=supremeFX+uninstall&oq=supremeFX+uninstall&gs_l=psy-ab.3..0i22i30k1.10187.13767.0.13950.10.10.0.0.0.0.156.805.0j7.7.0....0...1.1.64.psy-ab..3.7.801...0j0i67k1j0i22i10i30k1.0.h20Z5pV-Zrg

Not listed, but it opens from Control Panel >Hardware and Sound> Realtek HD Audio Manager

All I have that's similar in 'Uninstall' is: Realtek High Definition Audio Driver

Andrew

 

Ok Bryan

 

God news, by disabling the Realtek device I seem to be getting a response from the FO and FA :)

Thanks for your support

Andrew

Edited March 3, 20188 yr by ampharoah

Glad you got it sorted!