I just purchased a set of Corsair Headset and having trouble getting anything coming through mic to communicate with ATC (simulation)? I am using XPlane 11 and 12. Please give some guidance? Thanks!
At 10:53 I show you how to go to the plugins menu > Pilot Edge > Preferences. Then make sure you select that headset for both the input and the output. If that didn't work try searching for "Sound Settings" on your windows search bar, then scroll down to Input and make sure the default Mic input is the one you want it to be. That may fix it. I would also ensure you have the most current windows update.
The setup for MSFS is actually pretty extensive. I would like to make this same video for that soon but we're currently trying to finish out Flightsimpro.com with all X plane stuff before doubling back for MSFS. You can check out how to do it with MSFS from Pilot edge's video here: ua-cam.com/video/Q0RqlZ6nDaE/v-deo.html
I do not think they currently cover Africa but using the US airspaces will be the most challenging airspace out there due to the number traffic and different airspaces. I think it wouldn't be a bad idea for you to train in the US system.
That's a good question. Currently the coverage is mostly in the western United States. I'm not 100% sure if you could log into the server from your location, then load into an airport that has coverage, and still get services. I don't see why not, but when you first sign up they have a free trial so it's worth a shot. Give it a go and let me know!
I use PilotEdge and just randomly decided to search for videos of people using it and you just uploaded this in the last hour. Nice!
Haha rad!
I just purchased a set of Corsair Headset and having trouble getting anything coming through mic to communicate with ATC (simulation)? I am using XPlane 11 and 12. Please give some guidance? Thanks!
At 10:53 I show you how to go to the plugins menu > Pilot Edge > Preferences. Then make sure you select that headset for both the input and the output. If that didn't work try searching for "Sound Settings" on your windows search bar, then scroll down to Input and make sure the default Mic input is the one you want it to be. That may fix it. I would also ensure you have the most current windows update.
With FlightSounds solo, you can use your own Bose headset.
Good find! I’ll have to include a link for that as well
@@RealSimGear I have the solo for my setup, but the dual would be great for a certified trainer.
... do you have this for MSFS also ?
The setup for MSFS is actually pretty extensive. I would like to make this same video for that soon but we're currently trying to finish out Flightsimpro.com with all X plane stuff before doubling back for MSFS. You can check out how to do it with MSFS from Pilot edge's video here: ua-cam.com/video/Q0RqlZ6nDaE/v-deo.html
understood... @@RealSimGear
Why don't you upload often?
We're currently making a lot of content to release all at once. Be sure to subscribe as we'll be releasing some good stuff very soon!
Can I be able to subscribe to pilot edge with coverage while residing in Namibia Africa
I do not think they currently cover Africa but using the US airspaces will be the most challenging airspace out there due to the number traffic and different airspaces. I think it wouldn't be a bad idea for you to train in the US system.
That's a good question. Currently the coverage is mostly in the western United States. I'm not 100% sure if you could log into the server from your location, then load into an airport that has coverage, and still get services. I don't see why not, but when you first sign up they have a free trial so it's worth a shot. Give it a go and let me know!