Crew Announcments

[Guest 747-400 luva]

Hi thereI was wondering if there is any freeware programs/or another way to play a downloaded crew announcment on FSX. Please help.Thanks

[Guest jshyluk]

All of the programs I can think of are payware, unless good old S-Combo can be made to work in FSX...You can try replacing, say, the fasten seatbelts/no smoking chime with your own recorded file, and that will probably work, as long as you have an aircraft that uses that chime (like the default CRJ).You can also try FSXPilot. It's an autopilot application, but it does have the ability to play stored .MP3 files if memory serves. http://81.169.129.72:8080/FSPilot/content/index_eng.htmlhttp://www.avsim.com/pages/1106/FSPilot/FSPilot.htmJeff ShylukAssistant Managing EditorSenior Staff ReviewerAVSIM

[Guest 747-400 luva]

ThanksIf I could, how would I replace the no-smoking chime with the MP3 filethanks

[albx 17]

maybe you are looking for this http://library.avsim.net/download.php?DLID=41196

[Silverbird 115]

>maybe you are looking for this>http://library.avsim.net/download.php?DLID=41196>HI that's the same one I use I have it installed in fs9 but it works in fsx also. it takes some editing of the panel.cfg too add it to any panel you want. its a great program and it adds that extra to your flights. :)

[Guest jshyluk]

You wouldn't. The chime is a .wav file, if memory serves (or is it an .ogg? I don't recall). You just record your own .wav, and rename it to the chime file's name and stick it in FSX where the chime file lives (back up the chime file in case you ever want it back).An .MP3 is a different type of audio file, used in this case by FSXPilot, not FSX. Again, you'd record your own file. The documentation in FSXPilot explains how to implement the .MP3. Jeff ShylukAssistant Managing EditorSenior Staff ReviewerAVSIM