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| How can I add this wav file to FS9?
I made a announcement file,named "pass1.wav" and want to hear it when the
plane B737 [default] reaches 20000 ft level.
What adjustments do I have to make in FS9 to let it work?
gr dee
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| Dallas 2005-10-27, 2:32 am |
| "dee"
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> I made a announcement file,named "pass1.wav" and want to hear it when the
> plane B737 [default] reaches 20000 ft level.
> What adjustments do I have to make in FS9 to let it work?
Since no one else has answered, I will give you my simi-expert answer.
You can't (to my knowledge) do that. Those functions are hard coded into
the .mdl file. The .mdl files are compiled and therefore not accessible to
the user.
I'm afraid you'll have to keep your eye on the altimeter and when you reach
20k just say it out loud yourself. ;-)
Dallas
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| stevej 2005-10-27, 7:33 pm |
| Since no one else has agreed with Dallas, I am agreeing with Dallas !!
Though you can get an announcement add-on from avsim with switches, just hit
the switch when you are ready, you can record about 10 (from memory)
hth
"Dallas" <Cybnorm@spam_me_not.Hotmail.Com> wrote in message
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> "dee"
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> Since no one else has answered, I will give you my simi-expert answer.
>
> You can't (to my knowledge) do that. Those functions are hard coded into
> the .mdl file. The .mdl files are compiled and therefore not accessible
> to
> the user.
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> I'm afraid you'll have to keep your eye on the altimeter and when you
> reach
> 20k just say it out loud yourself. ;-)
>
> Dallas
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| Jan Berg 2005-10-27, 7:33 pm |
| "dee" <dickvis@tele2.nl> wrote:
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> How can I add this wav file to FS9?
> I made a announcement file,named "pass1.wav" and want to hear it when the
> plane B737 [default] reaches 20000 ft level.
> What adjustments do I have to make in FS9 to let it work?
There is a german freeware-tool named "flusifix", which can do this for you.
http://www.wolfgang-picheta.de/english.htm
A really must have for everybody, fixes all the bad things...
Jan
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| Marcel Kuijper 2005-10-27, 7:33 pm |
| On Thu, 27 Oct 2005 16:29:56 +0200, Jan Berg wrote:
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> There is a german freeware-tool named "flusifix", which can do this for you.
Oh great...that's the last thing people want: an aircraft shouting at them
in German! That's almost as bad as an Airbus calling the pilot "retard"!
:-)))
Sorry....I couldn't help myself. I'm Dutch! ;-)
--
Marcel (SAG-21)
(It's good to be the king! - Mel Brooks)
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| Jan Berg 2005-10-27, 7:33 pm |
| "Marcel Kuijper"
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> Oh great...that's the last thing people want: an aircraft
> shouting at them in German! That's almost as bad as
> an Airbus calling the pilot "retard"!
Marcel, do you think the german author of this prog isn't
able to speak some words english?
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> Sorry....I couldn't help myself. I'm Dutch! ;-)
That apologize it all... ;-)
Jan
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| Gregory 2005-10-27, 7:33 pm |
| On Thu, 27 Oct 2005 19:48:15 +0200, Marcel Kuijper
<zoepetier_nothing_here@hotmail.com> brought the following to our
attention:
quote:
>On Thu, 27 Oct 2005 16:29:56 +0200, Jan Berg wrote:
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>Oh great...that's the last thing people want: an aircraft shouting at them
>in German! That's almost as bad as an Airbus calling the pilot "retard"!
In the USA, ATC sometimes says... "report `the bus' in sight..!!"
Flight 232 response : "Jet 232.. have the bus in sight.." 
-Gregory
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>:-)))
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>Sorry....I couldn't help myself. I'm Dutch! ;-)
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| Not4wood 2005-10-28, 7:35 pm |
| Interesting that you mentioned that. I have the same callouts in some of
the panels I have downloaded without installing anything new.
The first plane that I ever heard those callouts from, was the great Dash 7.
Ever since I installed that plane and panel (great panel by the way) I have
had those callouts on most of the commercial planes I fly including the
Airbus.
Mark G
Not4wood
"Martin Cowley" <mcowley@senet_remove_this_.com.au> wrote in message
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> On Thu, 27 Oct 2005 04:49:16 GMT, "Dallas"
> <Cybnorm@spam_me_not.Hotmail.Com> wrote:
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> I am not sure if this is relevant, but I have a gauge (it has no
> graphic content, so can't be seen) originally made for FS98 named
> "FPDA_Boeing_Callout", which I added to my Boeing aircraft panels, and
> when I am landing, it calls out height above ground level at 400',
> 300', 200', 100', 50', 20' and 10'. It's really handy - at 300' AGL I
> switch off the autothrottle and at 200' AGL I switch off the autopilot
> and hand-fly the landing from then on.
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> I can't remember where I got the file (probably flightsim.com or
> avsim.com), but it seems to me that someone who knows gauge-making may
> be able to make one which calls altitude in a similar way to this
> files AGL calls.
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> Martin
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> Power corrupts. Absolute power is really good fun!!
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| Bill Leaming 2005-10-31, 7:42 pm |
| On Thu, 27 Oct 2005 00:56:43 +0200, dee wrote:
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> How can I add this wav file to FS9?
> I made a announcement file,named "pass1.wav" and want to hear it when the
> plane B737 [default] reaches 20000 ft level.
> What adjustments do I have to make in FS9 to let it work?
No "adjustment" to FS9 is required at all. What you need is to build a
gauge that will play the sound file for you at the appropriate time.
Search at avsim.com or flightsim.com for a GPWS gauge, then modify the
sounds as appropriate for your needs.
Bill
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