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There's no need to run Air Display if you're using DCS Virtual Cockpit for Android. Instead, follow the video here ( ) to set up VC Server on your PC and then make sure the sim is using the A-10 Virtual Cockpit monitor profile and not running in full screen mode. If you have any more questions, feel free to open a ticket by clicking the Support tab on the left side of the screen at http://bit-shift.com/icontroldcs/index.html

Make sure the "Full screen" option is checked in the sim settings. If that doesn't help, this thread is probably not the right place to troubleshoot your issue since it doesn't seem to have anything to do with iControl DCS.

You can't run the simulator in full screen mode while using iControl DCS or it can't capture the exported displays. If you're having a different problem, please open a support ticket by clicking the Support tab on the left side of http://bit-shift.com/icontroldcs/index.html

This is exactly the kind of thing I'm experimenting with in the Android app. If I get something that works better, I'll do my best to port it back to the iOS app as well. Unfortunately I don't think there's a way to tell the sim to just "tune to frequency XXX.XX". If anyone knows different, let me know!

If you're still having problems, please open a ticket by clicking the support option on the left side of http://bit-shift.com/icontroldcs/index.html

The price varies by location. If you select the "Unlock Features" option in the menu, it should show the prices in the list. If not, please let me know so I can try to figure out why it's not.

I'm not aware of any way to change that. The best I'm aware that you can do is resize the main cockpit down a little bit so there's a black area that you can put the CDU on. If someone knows of a way to change it so it exports with a non-transparent background I'd love to change it, but I'm guessing that doesn't really exist since it just draws on top of the texture in the cockpit in the simulator.

The location of files that need to be modified are different for the beta releases of DCS World so the server and automated script install doesn't work with the beta releases. You could manually install the scripts, but I don't have a full list of everything that you'd need to copy over available anywhere at the moment.

Sorry it didn't work for you. It sounds like you may have some faulty hardware or old video drivers or something. Nothing that gets modified by the server should cause the sim to crash. The only thing it changes is running the sim in windowed mode. Feel free to open a support ticket at http://support.bit-shift.com if you'd like some more help.

Installation instructions are available here http://bit-shift.com/a10vcserver/index.html#help

I believe it will work, but you may have to do some hand jamming of the lua's.

Got it. I am American, but I love playing Euro Truck Simulator 2, if that helps! :thumbup:

You should be able to connect multiple tablets to do exactly what you're describing. Open a ticket at http://support.bit-shift.com and we can see if we can do a refund for the stuff you've purchased. I know Google Play allows more control over this kind of stuff but I'm not sure how much.

I feel your pain, I would love to be able to use my XFire 7970's. No way around it at the moment, unfortunately.

It's available in the "All Content" package and can't be unlocked individually right now.

Pushed v 1.113 to the Play store today. Fixed some bugs and added a Caution/Warning panel. Next up will probably be radios!

I just updated the website with SHA hashes for both the server downloads. Norton has said the site hosts malicious software for years. Feel free to verify the hashes yourself, I just did with no problems! :) http://bit-shift.com/a10vcserver/index.html

Could you elaborate a bit on what you'd like to see?

I'm not familiar with ROVER, have a link that would give me a quick overview?

It's really a lot more dependent on your Wireless network. If you're far away from your access point or you're on 802.11g instead of 802.11n, quality is definitely going to suffer. Same with running on an underpowered tablet. Decompressing images quickly can be fairly CPU intensive. Lastly, there's an option in the settings on the Android app to use a lower quality drawing method that will relieve some of the CPU/GPU strain on your tablet and might help get better frame rates. Price wise, it's not for everyone for sure. If you're the kind of guy that's capable of strapping some buttons on a display and making that all work, it might not be for you :)

Most of the crashes I'm seeing are due to the low amount of memory Android allocates to processes. I am going to flip the flag that requests a larger memory heap in the next release. I didn't want to have to do that because it's "bad practice", but unfortunately we're just dealing with a LOT of data and running out of memory faster than we can free it. If you use the server to configure the MFCD exports, it usually does a pretty good job at getting the coordinates right for where to pick things up. If you're hand editing files, all bets are off and you're on your own :)

Update was approved today for 4.1. It fixes some issues people were having with iOS 7, radio frequency selection, and moves settings in-app. Next update will probably be the big one with a new navigation mechanic other than swiping. No ETA on that since I haven't been able to successfully prototype anything that I'm happy with yet.

Config files are in a different location than they would be when the final release is out. You could probably manually copy the correct config files into the beta location and things would work if you want to get adventurous but I won't be changing the server to support non-released software, sorry :(

Glad it's working well for ya, enjoy!

There was a sale last week, should have been effective globally. Sorry if you missed it! :(