Airflow93

Yup, uninstalling Nahamic worked so just for anyone else suffering the issue, merely cancelling all of its background processes doesn't work. Thanks a tonne Bryan, your help troubleshooting has been fantastic.

I've attached a photo for reference of my setup as well as the config manager logs. I actually missed the fact that I have Nahimic installed on this system however, I made sure that I canceled any processes associated with it via task manager prior to opening up the sim and FS2crew. https://imgur.com/4PjztYs

Yeah, I think i've done the train your voice thing about 5-6 times by now. I did it once a few weeks ago on my windows 7 machine and it was pretty much good to go. Mic is 100% not muted. I'll take a look at the config manager and see what the logs say

Sorry about that I should clarify, its a completely new computer all together so, fresh install of windows. I had one program installed similar to Asus studio however, I have since uninstalled it and performed a fresh install of FS2crew however, no such luck fixing the issue. I have the green bar dsp selected on however, it's not displaying anything. I've taken a look at all of the other programs currently installed and there doesn't appear to be any extra audio apps.

Hey, I've just recently upgraded computers and have been setting P3d up on my new system, however, I've run into a few troubles while trying to setup FS2crew on the new system. I've set FS2crew up following the instructions (same as I did on my old system) yet, when in voice mode, FS2crew fails to recognise anything I say. I can confirm that voice mode is enabled. I've also attempted the voice training multiple times to make sure that my voice is being detected correctly. I've tried a few things like using both English-US and English-UK speech profiles however, my voice is still not being detected by the sim. Additionally, "Allow desktop apps to access your microphone" is turned on in the windows 10 privacy menu. I have migrated from Windows 7 to Windows 10 and if I didn't know any better, I'd say it has something to do with either permissions or "user error". I've also noted that every time I switch between voice and button mode P3D stops responding and crashes. I was wondering if anyone had any ideas on where I could start to look to resolve the issue. Daniel

I have posted earlier on the Fslabs forum but I'm still waiting on a response, however, I have managed to remove the stutters from the sim for now it seems. A bit of a random fix and it may very well be coincidental but by loading up the A320 for the first time after a fresh install by first selecting a default aircraft then switching to the A320 the stutters seem to have disappeared. It's probably unique to my computer but hopefully, this is able to be of help to someone that is suffering similar issues.

No, as it stands at the moment my setup is vanilla P3dv4.1 and the Fslabs a320.

Hey everyone, I've been recently experiencing stutters every 2-3 seconds (frames steady at 25-30 fps) whilst flying the FSlabs A320 which only really bothers me whilst taxiing. I know I do not have the most up to date graphics card with a gtx970 so initially coined it down to my hardware, however, I noticed that default aircraft were suffering from the same stutters only after I installed the A320. To test further I've done a clean install of P3d v4.1 with no add-ons and found that the stutters had completely disappeared. I have then installed the A320 again which has seen the stutters return whilst flying both default aircraft and the A320. For consistency, I have done another clean install of P3d and have had the exact same results. I was just wondering if anyone would have any idea of the potential causes of this or just a few things I could do to test the problem further. Daniel