Hi !

 

I m the developer of FLIGHTCONTROLREPLAY v4.5 that will go out soon for MSFS ! I want tell you that my FlightControlReplay Announce,ment about MSFS compatibility is here :

 

[Progress Update] FlightControlReplay v4.5 in final beta stage - Third Party Addon Discussion / Product Announcements - Microsoft Flight Simulator Forums

 

and here with a lot of BETA USERS VIDEO!

 

[v4.5 - Microsoft Flight Simulator] FlightControlReplay v4.5 compatible with Microsoft Flight Simulator with Enhanced version (Update - BETA STARTED) - Fabio Merlo Products Support Forum - The simFlight Network Forums

 

Thanks

Fabio

 

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Edited January 21, 20215 yr by FlightOnFly

Great news!.

Hopefully you'll pay more attention to provide a good Manual. The Manual included in previous versions (P3D) was very difficult to follow. Probably your beta testers can help on this.

Cheers, Ed

 

Edited January 21, 20215 yr by edpatino

Regarding the 'Play as AI' feature, can you record a new flight while flying in formation with a previously-recorded flight, then play both flights back together?

15 minutes ago, edpatino said:

Great news!.

Hopefully you'll pay more attention to provide a good Manual. The Manual included in previous versions (P3D) was very difficult to follow. Probably your beta testers can help on this.

Cheers, Ed

 

Hi Ed!

 

The manual was re-written from a professional documentation guy ! Thanks

7 minutes ago, MarkDH said:

Regarding the 'Play as AI' feature, can you record a new flight while flying in formation with a previously-recorded flight, then play both flights back together?

If you want meanwhile you replay a formation you can use another instance for video render

13 minutes ago, karijno said:

If you want meanwhile you replay a formation you can use another instance for video render

Sorry, I don’t understand your reply. I want to know if you can record genuine formation flying and air to air shots like you could with FS Recorder. I think you are saying I could use a separate instance to record the video, which is a useful feature, but I’m still not sure what you mean by ‘formation’. Just offsetting a single recording isn’t very useful so I am hoping there is a way to combine successive recordings into one.

1 hour ago, MarkDH said:

Sorry, I don’t understand your reply. I want to know if you can record genuine formation flying and air to air shots like you could with FS Recorder. I think you are saying I could use a separate instance to record the video, which is a useful feature, but I’m still not sure what you mean by ‘formation’. Just offsetting a single recording isn’t very useful so I am hoping there is a way to combine successive recordings into one.

Sorry !!! Now i can try explain well .

You record your flight . After that you ll can replay in a standard way or replay adding the same track (max 3 plane) giving an offset to every track

And you can play a flight formation . But meanwhile you replay these tracks with one instance of FlightControlReplay. For capture these formation in v4.5 you can play and create flight formation and you can use FCR with flight formation (play / go forward / go backward) . You have only one file recorded and you can duplicate it for create formations! After if you want VideoRender your flight formation you can use THE SAME FCR instance and start video rendering (FrameByFrameTech) proprietary algorithm that with a compressed codec render your video

Edited January 21, 20215 yr by karijno

@karijno thanks for this software, as I understood now from the videos, when you hit "Record", you will need to choose the file name and click save. However, is there a function that will just automatically create the file and save when you hit record?

Thanks 

2 minutes ago, omarsmak30 said:

@karijno thanks for this software, as I understood now from the videos, when you hit "Record", you will need to choose the file name and click save. However, is there a function that will just automatically create the file and save when you hit record?

Thanks 

Hi Omar! Yes there is this feature 😉! Thank you for your kind words !

Edited January 21, 20215 yr by karijno

Just now, karijno said:

Hi Omar! Yes there is this feature 😉

Great! I hope there is no time limit for it 🙂

I have been using this for some time now and its how I record the videos you see on the channel.

Im not affiliated in anyway and have been beta testing the program. I have to say this is the real deal guys and works extremely well.

Its super easy to use and fun to play the flight back. I can say that Fabio is quick to make fixes to the program. 

This is at the beta stage hence why he is quick to make fixes but shows me how committed he is to get this available to you all.

If you have used the P3D version you will know how this works.

Thanks

 

Rob

 

1 hour ago, karijno said:

You record your flight . After that you ll can replay in a standard way or replay adding the same track (max 3 plane) giving an offset to every track
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You have only one file recorded and you can duplicate it for create formations!

So this sounds like a 'no' to my question 😞

2 minutes ago, MarkDH said:

So this sounds like a 'no' to my question 😞

If you want one file that includes all formation , the answer is in vNext. BUT , open one file and configure offset for flight formation with my new configuration UI it takes 20 sec 😉  ....

3 hours ago, karijno said:

Hi Ed!

 

The manual was re-written from a professional documentation guy ! Thanks

Hopefully his native language is English 🙂

Cheers, Ed

2 minutes ago, karijno said:

If you want one file that includes all formation , the answer is in vNext. BUT , open one file and configure offset for flight formation with my new configuration UI it takes 20 sec 😉  ....

No, I guess I am not managing to explain what I mean. Offset flights are not proper formations and they look very unrealistic. Look at the formations in the video below.In most of these each aircraft is hand-flown in formation with another aircraft, which means the formation is loose and variable, with subtle and sometimes not-so-subtle relative movements. When multiple recordings are combined in playback, the result can be very realistic formations. Using FS Recorder also allows you to 'fly' the camera in formation, as you can view the playback from one of the recorded aircraft (used in many places here).