Fs9 time change problem,Heeeelp!.

[Alexxx]

Hi to all!,I have a great problem,when i am fliying and passing determinates zones my fs9 automatically reloads the scenery and
changes the hour (the time)and for example the night comes or dawn and this is impossible to correct this with fspassengers running
because fs9 menu for change this is inaccesible.
And other cuestion is possible put and mp3 file to use as music ambience? or only reads wav files???.
Thanks.

[pagir]

Well, you are a victim of the malicious FS2004 warp in time bug!!!

Ok: two issue here: if you are not using the latest FsP, upgrade it, now it use an other system to avoid this FS2004 bug.
If you are already using the latest FsP, and just want to correct the clock, well, I must admit I think Dan forgot to "unlock the clock" after
implementing the new system... Sure Dan will look at this since this it's not anymore needed.

Second issue: no, can't use mp3, you have to use .wav files.

Pagir

[SWAFO]

You could always download a program like WinAmp, and play the MP3 files while FS is running (I've not tried it, so no guarantees that it
works). Also, I think there are some free programs available at flightsim or avsim that allow MP3's to be played through a cockpit gauge
(like a radio player). You could always check that out!

[DanSteph]

there is a parameter to set in the "FSPassengers/config/more_option.cfg" to allow clock change
edit with notepad and set:

EnableTimeModificationInFlight =1; // enable access to Fs2004 time dialog when in flight

Save and voila,

Dan

[pagir]

DanSteph wrote:
there is a parameter to set in the "FSPassengers/config/more_option.cfg" to allow clock change
edit with notepad and set:

EnableTimeModificationInFlight =1; // enable access to Fs2004 time dialog when in flight

Save and voila,

Dan

Ho? This one was flying under my radar

Pagir

[SaVas]

SWAFO wrote:
You could always download a program like WinAmp, and play the MP3 files while FS is running (I've not tried it, so no guarantees that it
works). Also, I think there are some free programs available at flightsim or avsim that allow MP3's to be played through a cockpit gauge
(like a radio player). You could always check that out!

It works. I also use windoze media player while simming. I like to bush fly with CCR playing as they sound like the perfect bush band,
however I believe this might have been in reference to FSP and having the pax listen, which doesnt work that way. It allows for the pilot to
enjoy some music *grins*.

[Alexxx]

Thanks dan!