FBW737

Well I did a google search and found an alternative download site but I'll leave you to find it yourself, its not difficult.

It definitely wasn't staged!🤣

She handled it very well. You could see what happened right when she closed the Canopy. I could see the Canopy pop up ever so slightly when she closed the deadbolt indicating that the pin impacted the edge of the steel tube welded onto the fuselage but instead of slipping down into the ring it slipped over the top causing the canopy to raise very slightly. I can imagine that might feel like the canopy closing normally. I lost my canopy in a sailplane entirely in a similar fashion several years ago. In my case I was distracted during my checks and didn't lock the canopy at all! 🤪Then on down wind when I dropped the gear it jarred the canopy out of place and wosh! It was gone!🤣

Going back to FS9 I always tuned my setting to get 30+ fps on the hardware I had. That was always the best way to get the best visual quality and smooth game play. I still do the same today except I can now see 120fps on the screen thanks to FG and frame doubling app which will only get better as time goes on. 60fps is easy to achieve now. The days of needing cutting edge hardware to run Flight Sim are over.

https://flightsim.to/file/55992/the-scrapyard-monster Sorry for the Tardy reply. AVSIM hasn't been working very well lately.

funny its $5 in the market place. Its freeware on Flightsim.to

I'm pretty close to landing a JKF in the FBW with maxed out MSFS setting and a large amount FSLTL traffic at 120fps on screen with the sim locked at 30fps and lossless scaling X2 and Samsung SmartTV frame interpolation stacked on top. I cant quite maintain the 30fps so I'll need to do a little tweaking to get there. When I have the 30fps it is incredibly smooth with little to no artifacts. Once I get the tweaking done that will be that. I'll have no cause to upgrade my 3.5 year old 3090 and i9 10900K at 5.2ghz system for a very long time. The longevity of this system might surpass my Haswell i7 4770K build which lasted 8 years before I decommissioned it.

You either have to have HDR 'On' in windows and in the sim and in the App or 'Off' in all three. If you have it on in one of the three and off in the other 2 or visa versa you r going to get the washed out over exposed image. Its you choice either on everywhere or off everywhere and the image is then unaffected by the app

Look again in the upper left corner of the screen it read 30/60 is light grey so its easy to miss. I believe its means 30 in and 60 out. Its very faint in appearance and easy to miss if you are used to looking at bold read FPS counters

Yes this app is a game changer. You'll need to have your sim well tuned for 30fps but it certainly doubles the FPS and the generated frames are very smooth. You'll see a particular improvement in panning. I just completed a short GA flight from YYJ to Friday Harbour in the A2A Cherokee. It's a first for me to see 120fps on screen with all the MSFS graphics setting maxed out with the sim set to 30fps, 2x FG in the app and TV frame interpolation set to max at 60hz for 120fps smooth on screen. Full disclosure their is virtually no difference between 60fps and 120fps in MSFS but to be honest I think I could see it. Quite remarkable. If you're having trouble with it hang in there and figure it out. This is far superior to the FSR hack doing the rounds a while back. Take a deep breath and figure it out. It is a huge leap forward!

So I made the necessary setting changes on my TV so that I can activate the TV's own Frame interpolation at 60hz and I've tried the app with MSFS Max Frame Rate set to 30fps in NCP. I was very surprised to see that it worked and the app delivered 60fps to the TV and the TV displayed 120fps on screen. It was just about as smooth as anything I've ever seen with very little evidence of artifacts beyond what I had seen before using TV Frame interpolation alone. Remarkable!

I've tried it with my TV's Frame interpolation stacked on top. I set my refresh rate to 50hz then set NCP global 3D setting Max Frame rate to 50 and MSFS NCP 3D Setting Max Frame Rate to 25. So the sim gives the app 25fps, the app makes that 50fps and the TV turns 50fps in 100fps. Their were noticeable artifacts but it was close. I'll experiment with it a bit more and see how 30 to 60 to 120 looks. Probably worse. But it was incredibly smooth!🤣

Hmmm, Strange! It seemed to address my problem I had to do the opposite. HDR in the Lossless Scaling app was off and I turned it on. I have HDR on in the app, in the sim and in Windows setting. Anyway problem solved and I'm glad I got past it because I'm happy to say this app is definitely not snake oil. I've been using Samsung HDTV Frame interpolation for years for frame generation with great success. Basically you get 30fps from the system and the TV gives you 60 on screen. This app basically does the same thing except it shift the FG back to the system. MSFS provides the 30fps and the app gives you the 60fps at 60hz on the screen. Out of the gate it seems to me to work better than the TV's already really good frame interpolation. Its also far better than dlssg-to-fsr3. I'm sure I can get my TV do frame interpolation at 60hz so its just a matter of time before I stack that on top of the app for 120fps on screen with my 3090. Yes the panning is the smoothest I've ever seen. It's excellent and well worth the $10.

I'll reserve judgment for now but its a thumbs down here. The deal breaker is that once I hit the scaling button and select the MSFS window whan the scale is applied it totally destroys my image quality. Hard to describe. It looks like a badly over exposed colour photograph or a video of MSFS recorded with a cell phone camera off the screen in the dark room. Any body got any input on that? I tried to record it using OBS but the video playback was like MSFS as normal ever when the scale was applied.

Oh, I think I've got the hang of it now. Seems that games profile panel is so you can set up individual game profiles rather then just using the default profile.