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Just because you're paranoid / Don't mean they're not after you. :eek: |
My pitch clock will do that exact same thing when you play the track back. It always has done this. It's a http://thecustomizewindows.com/wp-co...02/no-bugs.png
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Good. Thank you :)
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Look forward to seeing the videos (no time now) but, guessing, I'd like to see the same done flying a Spitfire Ia or Hurricane ;)
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I was actually playing a track back of a couple of bomber missions in high resolution that MajorBoris and I did in a Ju-88 - trying to make a bomber short.
Well I recorded a track in a 109 recently again and I played this back and I forgot about this bug. But the plane engine isn't synced or something and the prop pitch and other gauges bounces a lot. This is why I started to fraps live but there is a lot of drawback to this especially if you have chatty comms for one. Plus you get all the garbage chat window messages, the sliders in the video view. So sometimes I just record the track and if anything interesting happens I fraps the parts of the track that I want. But the prop pitch and motor sound are all over the place still and has been for since it came out. There are plenty of videos on youtube already showing this including the ones above. Peace |
I only fly red (not for any particular reason other than not having time to learn blue).
Look for the one-on-one competition thread that Ataros posted a while ago. He is a good pilot. |
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Righto you are Doc. I'm already on TS3 though you'd only see me on red. Very useful.
I went for a quick flight in a 109 this morning. Easy to start, easy to take off, easy to fly. And the compass isn't behind the bloody control stick - marvelous! I think I'll have a closer look. After all, I know the red tactics well now... See you around. |
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Osprey - exactly, but that's not gonna happen ;) |
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