Help with sounds

scottr5213 · Post by **scottr5213** » 10 Dec 2011, 13:45

When I try to communicate with ground or ATC I hear nothing (permission to taxi etc) but when they talk back I hear them. there is com going out, but I just dont hear anything or no text.

Post by **Greg** » 10 Dec 2011, 13:59

Is the problem still there when you select another pilot voice in the options window?

scottr5213 · Post by **scottr5213** » 10 Dec 2011, 14:21

yes, somthing else I have noticed, some of my payware scenery is missing (3) I get a scenery cfg error on start-up.

Stewart Pearson · Post by **Stewart Pearson** » 10 Dec 2011, 15:03

Okay Scott, I think this may solve the problem.

Go looking for your FS9.cfg file. It should be located in something like C/Documents and Settings/Computer(or whatever name you use)/Application Data/Microsoft/FS9.

Once you've found it, delete it, or move it somewhere else.

Start up the simulator which means it will rebuild the cfg file.

You'll need to put your own settings (screen res etc) back in, but I think that should cure it.

Post by **Firebird** » 10 Dec 2011, 15:04

My personal experience has two things that could cause the scenery problem. One is that FS disk needs a chkdsk run against it as part of the index has become corrupt, it also causes virus scans to fail. The files look like they are there but the fs can't find at least part of them. The second is that you have occidentally dragged them into another folder. That one is easy to check out.

I once had the sound issue and in my case the answer was to rename the fs9.cfg file and let the system rebuild a new one. Then I just copied all my manual modifications back.

Stewart Pearson · Post by **Stewart Pearson** » 10 Dec 2011, 15:46

Firebird wrote:My personal experience has two things that could cause the scenery problem. One is that FS disk needs a chkdsk run against it as part of the index has become corrupt, it also causes virus scans to fail. The files look like they are there but the fs can't find at least part of them. The second is that you have occidentally dragged them into another folder. That one is easy to check out.

I once had the sound issue and in my case the answer was to rename the fs9.cfg file and let the system rebuild a new one. Then I just copied all my manual modifications back.

You still using FS9 with the disk in the drive Steve?

Post by **Firebird** » 10 Dec 2011, 17:07

No I meant the HD partition.

Stewart Pearson · Post by **Stewart Pearson** » 10 Dec 2011, 17:12

Firebird wrote:No I meant the HD partition.

Now you see, you just had to do it didn't you? Go and start talking about things way above my pay grade and knowledge level!

Post by **Firebird** » 10 Dec 2011, 18:48

*hehehe* No problem, I am sure that by the time the 22nd Century rolls around you will have got to grips with it.

Stewart Pearson · Post by **Stewart Pearson** » 10 Dec 2011, 19:19

Firebird wrote:*hehehe* No problem, I am sure that by the time the 22nd Century rolls around you will have got to grips with it.

Only after I've finished with the abacus though.

scottr5213 · Post by **scottr5213** » 11 Dec 2011, 13:17

Thx Stew it worked

Stewart Pearson · Post by **Stewart Pearson** » 11 Dec 2011, 15:18

scottr5213 wrote:Thx Stew it worked

No probs Scott, glad to be of some use.

scottr5213 · Post by **scottr5213** » 11 Dec 2011, 18:02

Will this work to rebuild a scenery cfg?

Stewart Pearson · Post by **Stewart Pearson** » 11 Dec 2011, 18:19

scottr5213 wrote:Will this work to rebuild a scenery cfg?

Not as far as I know Scott. You need to reinstall your scenery through the normal way.

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