WhiskeyRiver

Awesome, thanks for the quick response. I'll go make sure I can set up the rest, then purchase.

I've spent all day researching how to bind some buttons on my throttle to the CRJ 700 autopilot. I finally narrowed it down to thinking AAO might be what I'm looking for. I was all excited to test out the demo to see if it works, when...hey, the world update...I should download that real quick. And now I can't test it. Can I just ask? It's probably a stupid question, but it's been a frustrating day. I use a Thrusmaster T160000 in VR (Rift S). I can't look at the AP controls (speed, altitude, etc.) and at the values on the PFD at the same time, so I want to bind some controls on my throttle to the AP functions. Apparently, to do that, I need to change lvars or something with the Aerosoft CRJ. Is this the software I want to buy to do that? I mean, when Asobo fixes whatever they just broke? I was a software engineer for 15 years, but it's been a while. If some programming or scripting is required, and there's some reference material, I should be able to pick it up pretty quickly. I'm just not used to all this new fangled code. 🙂 Thank you for any advice.

That worked, thanks for your help.

Hello all. I've recently started using Pilot2ATC and I just added the FS ATC Chatter this morning. I need to turn the volume up on the chatter and I can't seem to, though. From reading the instructions, which I actually broke down and did...the horror...it seems I should click on the com 1 standby channel and a window will open that will allow me to adjust the volume. However, when I click on the standby freq. it tries to open another window, I can see the shell of it added on the task bar, but I can't select it and can't see it. I do see the small preview window, which shows a black box with some error icons all over it. Any idea how I fix this? I tried searching with no luck. Everything works great, otherwise. I can hear the chatter, when I mute the plane engines, so it's working, it's just too quiet. Thanks in advance for any advice, it's much appreciated.