Fabio Almeida

What simulator are you finding this issue with?

While I understand the idea you're trying to give, when you touch down and start deboarding the plane, that flight has concluded. You would need to submit a new flight plan, and you would have a new callsign. This means that having a continuous flight with 2 separate destinations is not possible. We have a setting which allows you to signal to the crew that there is a continuing flight and they will dialogue as such. Hope that explains our stance on it.

This is set through the "Crew Volume" setting, which controls the volume of the spoken audio from the crew.

Are you running Microsoft Flight Simulator in fullscreen?

What is the file size and duration of these files? We recommend files no longer than 10 minutes and not exceeding 100MB. This is because PACX has to process the audio to filter it, and this can take a lot of time with larger or longer files.

How much time have you spent at the gate with your engines off?

Have you checked our solutions article about this issue? https://support.tfdidesign.com/support/solutions/articles/62000083870-there-was-an-error-initializing-the-xaudio2-sound-engine

It could be that you have run out of activations. Have you checked this in the client area?

Try deleting the %localappdata%\PACX\Cache folder and re-opening PACX. It could be possible there's a corrupted file that's stopping PACX from starting.

Can you please open a ticket with the link in my signature?

STOT already considers the time to takeoff, which is what PACX uses to estimate the time until takeoff. This is correct and expected behaviour.

Is FSUIPC up to date?

Thanks for the suggestion! I've had a quick think and there should be no issue to keep your PACX open after a crash or closing of MSFS and continuing once a connection is re-established. Are you finding that this isn't happening?

@Bradders We understand where you're coming from, but with the tool that we're creating, you'd also get a lot of variety with your flights if you wished. As I previously mentioned, it wouldn't fit in PACX to have a text-to-speech option without making it jarring.

When you click on the safety demonstration to start the flight, it should automatically go to the Safety Demonstrations folder. Are you finding that this is not the case?