Windstormer

hello !! Thanks for your answer hightowers. I've changed the settings on my sound card and i've now all sounds of the aircraft !! Cool !! Fred

Hi, I've try default setting, checks directX version but nothing to do, it doesn't work..... All sounds work well (so, only if I look forward.) except the engines sounds But if i turn my head with EZdok camera i've a sound of engines........)

Hi everybody, I'm a new user of this Addon. I've just a little "problem" with engines sounds in virtual cockpit or 2D cockpit. When I'm looking front of me, I'm hearing all sounds, clicks ect..... but no engine sounds. If i change the point of view, like watching pedestal,at left,right etc...... all is ok Is it a problem of setting or I've a problem on my computer ? Thanks in advance for your answer. Fred NB : Sorry for my bad english language.

Hello everybody, Hello Francesco, Thanks for your reactions. FDS is not a solution for me, it's too expensive. But francesco, i'm very interesting about your SIOC programmation. I know very well the open cockpit's products and it's a good news that SIOC is possible to "drive" the PMDG. In fact, my project is to build a cockpit on Prosim737 but, I have no space for it at the moment. Just for example, is it possible to have your Script francesco ? I know that MCP CDU and efis is now fully compatible with the plug and play opencockpit's products. Thanks in advance, Fred

Hello everyone, I plan to build a cockpit of 737. For various reasons, that is not currently possible. I'm very interested by the PMDG 737NGX. In order not to buy several times of the material, I would like to know what is compatible with the addon. - Opencockpit SIOC? (for Switchs, short props, etc…) - Opencockpit Plug&play (radios, EFIS, MCP, CDU)? - CPflight - Saitek - Leo bodnar card. And all other which I do not know. I think of knowing that a communication software exists now between the PMDG and other interfaces to be able to build cockpit but I do not know the name. All your remarks, suggestions, opinions are welcome. In advance thank you, Fred NB: Sorry for my poor english