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I just noticed that on a couple of flights, when I have been flying to GA airports in the multiplayer session, sometimes the tower controller will ask a plane to leave the runway at the first exit, but then he will get into a loop as the AI plane responds 'Last a/c say again' followed by Twr saying 'Golf 327 turn next available taxiway' - cue endless and endless looping....I wonder if this is a similar issue to what Jiri is experiencing? I am using Gary Summons UK 2000 airport scenery packs.failing that is their anyway to break this cycle, especially as I start to see fumes coming out the back of my crate :( as I am on the approach!Cheers,Neil

glad to see you may be able to find an answer to this - sorry I couldn't help you more....Neil

VoXATC should use the same models as any traffic add-on, but not the flightplans, which it creates itself dynamically according to its own engine.I am not familar with Ultimate Traffic, but I think there is a post about using this add-on on this forum which you can find....Sorry I can't be more help, but it seems that if you have the standard FS9 traffic running (using whatever add-on you have) plus VoX multiplayer generated traffic, then this could be the reason you are running into other a/c on the taxiways.....Neil

Hi all,firstly, Jiri I don't really mind it - its not something that noticable to be honest. On one or two occasions I have heard the Tower give a/c taxying instructions in the same direction as me for the same runway, so I don't know if there is something wrong with your set up. I often get 'Cannot comply now, runway in use' that sort of thing, along with hold position commands when on the taxiways. It may be that your Ultimate Traffic has its own traffic routines interfering with VoXATC own generated session. HAve you made sure to turn off the 'default' FS9 traffic?However, I understand this logic will be improved in all the VoX ATC X versions (if you want to see the difference I guess you could try the demo for FSX).On the AdvDisp thing I found that it works a treat :-cool ! Thanks for the tip, Richard! I am one happy bunny! :-) I now set up the window, the annoying messages appear and then I select 'always hide' and bingo! away they go! Then start VoXATC MP sesssion. I'd HIGHLY recommend this workaround to further improve the sense of immersion that VoXATC provides!Neil

I am very much enjoying using VoX ATC UK for FS9 (v3.27) and awaiting the AT&T voices with some anticipation (although I find that the robotic voices do not annoy me as much as the crazy approach vectors by default ATC ;-)It also works great with my Traffic 2005 addon in multiplayer. However, I have one question and that is whether there is any easy way to disable the green boxes that come up with the 'speedbird245 has joined the session' message, when connected to the VoXATC multiplayer session. I find it detracts from the incredible sense of realism that this program allows....I've read various postings etc about altering the language.dll file and adding in lines to fs9.cfg (for removing general red text lines like 'main exit opening;') but I would be dearly interested to hear if any knows what setting is being used and whether it can be turned offCheers,Neil

You have to purchase the additional voices, which are available on the DVD edition (GBP49.95) - I think this is for the FS9 UK version and the VoxATC X UK.I understand that they will be in stock Feb/Mar.Neil

Hi all,I recently downloaded the VOXATC UK demo and I must say on first impressions it is great!However, before purchasing, I have two questions that I have been unable to find answers to, despite searching on this forum.1. Does it integrate with the Traffic 2005 add-on? I read in a post elsewhere on this forum that it does ("VoXATC 4 and an apology" response from tegwyn 12th Aug) that VoxATC UK currently does this, yet cannot see that this is the case. It would be nice to see all the a/c that I've shelled out for interacting properly with the ATC.2. What is the difference between the VoXATC version available for download, and the version available at RC Simulations (which, at GBP49.95 is some GBP15 more expensive).Thanks in advance,Neil