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  1. beta SimShaker Sound Module 2.35.zip It may be helpful in case of any troubles.
  2. Yes, I think it will work out. If not, I can provide you with the set of files as zip archive. BTW, have you unistalled the previous beta version?
  3. have you tried to reboot the PC?
  4. what's the problem with the installer? any error messages?
  5. https://github.com/SimShaker-for-Aviators/SimShaker-for-Aviators-Releases/releases/tag/beta-2.6.2
  6. Added GForce/Feeling effect can now be enabled on ground and disabled while in the air Changed SimConnect box renamed to MSFS SimConnect Fixed Workaround for MSFS H145 helicopters added Logging enabled on startup UWVeditor issue when started from settings window / taskbar
  7. Thank you for the feedback. It can be felt differently with different bass-shaker models. You can easily revert it back as descibed here https://simshaker.com/news/all/ There is the readme. txt file inside the archive. Hopefully it will not kill this precise equipment.
  8. Yes, while you use the USB headset. It becomes very helpful in this case, since we need 2 fully separate sound chains.
  9. No, you need both. SimShaker software has nothing to do with the game sound in this case, if you mean that. It provides only LF audio to feed bass-shakers. You can use your onboard soundcard for this purpose though.
  10. Hi Michael, You are right, but to be exact, SimShaker Sound Module as addon to SimShaker for Aviators creates the dedicated low frequency effects. SimShaker for Aviators itself provides output to vibrating pads as Gametrix, Realteus or NLR ones via USB. Yes, I think so. You probably will find some links below helpful: SimShaker Sound Module - ED Forums Discussion Feedback for Flight Simulation – 2020 | Mudspike https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tRe2q37KNCk SimShaker related forum threads Yes, I think so. There is a demo mode with a limited set of the effects to check compatibility. Don't forget to disable the Voicemeeter
  11. Please try the DCS Export Repair button on the SSA 3rd settings tab
  12. If you open the SimShaker for Aviators -> View -> DCS Debug window, can you see any activity in it? If this is a question, yes.
  13. I don't think so. But in Windows there is a mixer with particular apps volume controls. Please check it. Is your amplifier volume control at high position?
  14. Looks good. Thank you. What is in the SimShaker Sound Module Test tab when you hit the Play button? What if you switch to the stereo mode in the SimShaker Sound Module settings?
  15. Hi ROB, May I see screenshots of your SimShaker Sound Module settings?
  16. A similar issue is being discussed on SSA Discord channel. Maybe you will find it useful. Link to the channel is in the SSA Help menu
  17. Including those. I was talking in a general sence, since it's not clear with what aircraft and in what situation you expereence troubles. Talking about tweaking there is a lot of means for that in SimShaker software.
  18. There is a lot of contorls for that purpose in SimShaker for Aviators. Have you tried to change something?
  19. Maybe you could provide some SimShaker windows screenshots at the initial mission time, so we could see more details?
  20. What about SimShaker for Aviators version?
  21. What SimShaker for Aviators and DCS versions do you use?
  22. I sent you the key 3 days ago. Please check the spam folder. The key is tied to your Microsoft cloud account address. You will be able to reuse the key after formatting, PC change, etc., while the address stays the same. Please note that after PC change, Windows re-installation, etc. you will need to log into Windows with this account at least once. So, please keep the key.
  23. Hey Mike, Yes, I do check the mail. Yes, there are some options.
  24. I'm not a guy who develops SimShaker for Aviators. It's by f4l0. SimShaker Sound Module doesn't use the export.lua directly. null
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