Greyman

delete the export.lua file, in .../Saved Games/<DCS folder>/Scripts and restart VA

You don't have a physical mic mute button that you might have accidentally pressed do you?

You might even be able to retain the easy comms setting and just use the "carrier, select" or named version, before speaking to it on the radio, so maybe give that a try first if you want to keep using easy comms,

Do you have another mic/headset plugged in? That can sometimes "steal" the input device, so try unplugging it if you have one.

If you have easy comms on, the radio has probably tuned to one of the support ships, instead of the carrier. I'd disable easy comms and maybe set 'Select Tunes Radio' in the Vaicom Pro settings. If you then say "Carrier, select" or "<carrier name>, select" your radio will be correctly tuned and you should be good. Maybe checkout the Vaicom Pro sub-forum, for FAQs and any future questions. https://forums.eagle.ru/forumdisplay.php?f=733

The https://www.wheelstandpro.com/products/wheel-stand-pro/for-thrustmaster-hotas-warthog-saitek-x-55-x52-pro-x65 was one of my best buys for DCS, and i do switch the stick to the right when flying the F16, but as I spend most of my time on the Hornet, it's usually on the centre mount. The stand is certainly built to last and can be folded, stored away, with a bit of effort.

Maybe try "Sochi, Select"

When you are in the cockpit, does the PTT window display the name of the aircraft you are flying? If not, then just delete the export.lua file in your .../Saved Games/<DCS folder>/Scripts folder, and restart VA.

Look for two more axis commands, throttle designator control IIRC. Not at my sim PC atm. There are two sets and one, presumably the one you have selected, doesn't work

https://forums.eagle.ru/showpost.php?p=4311067&postcount=5 Maybe check out the one for DCS getting stuck at 10%, ie the 4th one in the troubleshooting set

It was the "awaiting additional input" messages that prompted my earlier, linked, suggestion. Did that not work @VirusAM?

https://forums.eagle.ru/showpost.php?p=4347249&postcount=38 Maybe this might be of some use. If you look at the problem that the poster was having, it might be the same as yours.

Instead of "crew, maybe try "chief" As for the others, if you have added words to the speech recognition dictionary, along with your own pronunciation, the only other thought that occurred to me was that there is an issue with the setup of your mic or your mic itself. For example, do you have the volume level set right, to optimise recognition?

so just post a link to your post #5495, in response to any future posts?

Could you close the thread then and just have Hollywood open it when he needs to post updates?

You can select the tanker with "tanker, select", if just one, or "Arco, select"/"Texaco, select"/"Shell, select" to be more specific. you need the select tunes radio option set

remember to delete export.lua and restart Voiceattack.

Have you added the PG airfield names to the speech recognition dictionary, along with your pronunciation? I have done this for all airfields, as i didn't know the correct way to pronounce names like Vaziani, so by recording my own pronunciation, i could have called it "Fred" if i had wanted. I didn't but you might still see the point. ;)

So you want it to be mandatory?

I'm fairly sure that the speaker's ID is optional, but can be added to your command. Give it a try

Does your VA log suggest that "salute" has been recognised with the right level of confidence, whether or not the command has any effect in DCS? Just trying to figure out whether it is a speech recognition issue or an inconsistency within VP or DCS as to how the command is applied. The SC commands, in particular, do appear to be context sensitive, so that logic might be getting mixed up somewhere, if it is the latter.

Maybe try setting 'select tunes radio' option and then "Roosevelt, select" or "carrier, select" will tune the radio for you. It might be a little bit on the lazy side, but it gets it done, especially when things get hectic.

"marking moms" should do it too, if that is easier to get recognised for you

I must have misread the OP then, as I had taken it that he had tuned the radio to the correct frequency for the carrier

Does it work more consistently with easy comms off?