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Did you try what I suggested?

Something that often corrects issues is to rename your saved games DCS folder to DCS1, fly a mission and it will create a new DCS folder. This will at least rule out the possibility that the problem may exist within the saved games folder.

If you mean allowing clients to select specific missions to run on a multiplayer server, this function is available with slmod by placing your mission files in the saved games slmod mission folder and designating clients admin privileges. I may have misunderstood the question and if so you may want to try being a bit more specific.

Looks great with no loss of FPS that I can tell. Looking forward to the finished product. Thanks!:thumbup:

Is DCS listed in your PC's windows firewall allow or exception list and checked?

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Considering we may be waiting a long time for EDGE and new maps we need all the help we can get to spice up Georgia. This looks like one of the best mods I have seen and I am looking forward to installing it. My personal thanks to all of the modders that have worked hard to bring us all the new eye candy. I don't ever get enough.

Try renaming your saved games/DCS folder to DCS1 and fly a mission. It will build a new DCS folder and that will rule out the possibility that the problem may exist there.

Are the audio settings in the options/audio page set exactly the same in the beta version as they are in your non-beta version?

In trying to find others to fly with it always helps to let people know what time zone you live in.

Anything HERE that may be of value? Have you tried hosting other more common missions to rule out the possibility that the problem is mission specific?

THIS looks like just what the doctor ordered.

When you did a fresh install did you delete the old saved games DCS folder and build a new one?

Be sure you have the latest version of DCS World installed. Do a DCS repair just to be sure all your files are in order. Re-name your saved games DCS folder to DCS1 and run a single player mission for a short while so DCS will create a new saved games folder, then try to connect with a MP server.

Just a suggestion, You may want to show your Teamspeak info in the mission description so folks can see it when going through the server list.

If you are unable to connect using the TS3 client I assume you set a password when setting up the server rather than using the client program to edit the server. If that is the case I would recommend starting over. Delete the server program and set it up again with no password. If that works you should be able to establish a password by editing the server through the client software.

Are you trying to access the TS3 server from a client machine using this address? 71.119.124.108

The path is Program files/Eagle Dynamics/DCS World/Sounds/Speech/Sound/ENG/Common/Player. Back up the original and try deleting it. You can always re-install the backup or do a DCS Repair if it screws things up......I think :music_whistling:

Try setting it up like this. I tested it and it works for me. The zone in the middle is dead and should allow you to stop there with no action. Sliding full forward or back should open or close.

Many do not realize that you can set up a free non commercial Teamspeak server. This can be installed on your server computer and as long as the server is running and the TS3 server is active it would provide a free TS3 server that could be used for your public server clients totally independent of your squad TS3 server. Click HERE for details. I think it may make your public server more attractive to those that enjoy the benefit of voice comms.

Is your Teamspeak server available for the general public or is membership required to use it?

I have been advised in the past to always do a DCS repair after every update. In theory it provides an added measure of assurance that everything is in order. If it might help and can't hurt it's probably a good idea.

When you open the Saitek software and assign a keystroke to a button it will ask you if you want to save when you close the program. Of course you would select "yes" I learned long ago that after I have closed the software window I must access the profile menu with a right click on the taskbar icon, click "clear profile" and then activate the profile. For some reason it's necessary to clear the profile after changes have been made before the changes become available. Try that and see what happens.

Have you tried it on single player missions? Some multiplayer servers are running with lower graphic settings, that might be the cause. I don't see how a server would be able to enforce any graphics options settings other than civilian traffic and scenes so I doubt that that would be an issue. However, ambient lighting plays a big role in how the TGP views things. White hot may work better at dusk and dawn but become much too bright at high noon with no clouds. I have found that 512 resolution works best and always try each TGP mode for each mission to see what is best for that particular mission.