Quote:I get the same issue on increasing power on take off roll and while in flight when you select different views etcetera. I found that if you click on any option from the menu bar and click Cancel then the sound comes back??
Obviously a glitch in FSX and/or this particular Aircraft.
James.
Thanks for the tip, but I tried this and it did not help.
However, I have a work-around thanks to some help on the AVSIM forums.
I've replaced the sound folder in the CS_130 folder with an add-on set, and it's now working well, although I still have to ALT-A-Enter-Enter after loading the aircraft, so that tells me there's still a problem with the aircrafts' initialisation - maybe this can be resolved in a future patch.
Anyway, if you want to give it a go;
1. Do a search in the AVSIM file library for '
c-130-sound.zip'.
2. As per the install instructions, backup the your original sound directory from the '
Microsoft Flight Simulator\Simobjects\Airplanes\CS_130'directory.
3. Replace with the new sound directory.
4. Find and backup the
Captain_Sim.c130.sound.gau file, which can be found in the '
Microsoft Flight Simulator X\Gauges' directory. Then remove this file from the gauges directory.
That's it, you should now have a wonderful T56 sound set that doesn't fade with throttle increase, at least it works for me. I now have to turn down the speakers or I go deaf - which is cool.
I think the main culprit for my hardware set-up is the Captain_Sim.c130.sound.gau file, and it's interaction with the X-Fi drivers under Vista x64 - again this can hopefully be addressed in a future patch.
Off to do some multi-engine short-take off's now...
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