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Nov 6^th, 2004 at 3:06pm

raptor619 Offline
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ok well sum times when im flying i get bored. so is there a way (freeware) that i can listin to stuff in my realplayer library or windows media player library or my music? if so can u send me a link

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Reply #1 - Nov 6^th, 2004 at 3:30pm

BiggBaddWolf Ex Member

Yes you can....look for radiocd3.zip on some of the flight sim sites.....Maybe flightsim.com. I think they have it..... Grin

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Reply #2 - Nov 6^th, 2004 at 4:35pm

sir_crashalot Ex Member

I just start up Winamp, select my favorite music, play it, minimize Winamp and start up FS9. Fly around the world while listening to the best tunes. No problems with installing something in a .cfg file or whatever. Have fun..... 8)

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Reply #3 - Nov 6^th, 2004 at 5:15pm

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"RadioCD" is what I use also. It plays MP3/WMA/WAV/MID. in addition to CDs with a car stereo/winamp like interface that easily installs as a guage with any panel.

Through experience, I have discovered that there are only a few ac that I wished to install it on like a sailplane, or a few GA ac like the default j3 Cub and Brovo and such
I can do with out the music on the others.

A problem I have with winamp is it gets to be a bit contrived at times like when you want to change the volume, songs or, when simply tunrng it off.

« Last Edit: Nov 6^th, 2004 at 11:40pm by Joe_D »

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Reply #4 - Nov 6^th, 2004 at 6:25pm

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I had the same thought myself yesterday! What I tryed was just sliding a CD into the drive. It works great! Grin

. First I pushed on the little Microsoft flag button. It paused the flight and I was sent back to desktop. Then I just slid in the CD and my music match program or any other I would think started playing. Then minimize what ever player you have and click on the flight simulator button on the toolbar below. Unpause the flight, Press "Q" and crank up the sounds. I went to Virtual Cockpit mode, listened to Led Zepplin and watched the clouds go by. ( On Auto Pilot Shocked

) PS. I just cant figure out how to get those radios to work!

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Reply #5 - Nov 7^th, 2004 at 8:21am

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hmm that radiocd does it tune down the music when ATC messages come on ??

that would be nice Grin

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thanx

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Reply #6 - Nov 7^th, 2004 at 5:10pm

MattNW Offline
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hmm that radiocd does it tune down the music when ATC messages come on ??

that would be nice Grin

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thanx

No, it doesn't but it's a neat guage anyway. Just have to watch and listen carefully for ATC. It's got most of the functions of a real CD Player though. You can choose tracks adjust the volume and even open and close your CD drive door from the cockpit. I've installed it on a lot of my airplanes.

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