BuzyBee

It's in the latest beta! https://tacview.net/download/beta/

Hi, we have determined that this is a DCS bug which has been reported. While waiting for them to fix it, we have implemented a workaround so that where the mission title is not available the file name (of the .miz file) will be used. The workaround will be in the next beta. Thanks for reporting.

Okay I will look into it further!

Hi, I believe the mission name should be there only if you have joined a server. Does that explain it?

Hi, there is no officially supported way of running Tacview 1 on anything other than Windows.

Hi, Tacview 2 will be able to run on macOS and Linux. While it is developed on Windows, its engine is fully portable and runs well on Linux, including Ubuntu, Debian, and even Raspberry Pi. https://www.tacview.net/documentation/tacview2faq/en/

Hi, I just thought of something, are you using Tacview Starter? IAS is considered a part of "Advanced Telemetry" since it comes from the cockpit and is not calculated simply from the position of the plane unlike the other properties showing on your label. Advanced Telemetry is a feature of Tacview Standard and Tacview Advanced. https://tacview.fandom.com/wiki/Features

Okay I see the issue. DCS World is a flat earth and Tacview is a spherical earth. Objects added by DCS World contain 2D coordinates which Tacview uses in priority. Objects added in Tacview use 3D coordinates. So there will be a discrepancy.

Hi, if that's the MIG-29A from Flaming Cliffs, and you were piloting that aircraft, IAS should be available. By any chance did a server record this? The IAS would be unavailable in that case.

Hi, can you please share the ACMI file? Send it to support@tacview.net for a quicker response.

Hi, IAS is read from the cockpit so it is only available for some aircraft and then only if it is the piloted aircraft.

Check out this DCS Tacview Online Parser by Fotios Zafeiriou (aka Cosmokrator)! http://www.cosmokrator.org/online_parser.php

In the Standard version you can zoom out the same amount as in the free version. To zoom out all the way you need Tacview Advanced. It's a feature called Strategic View. See here for the full breakdown of features per version: https://tacview.fandom.com/wiki/Features

Tacview's Winter Sale starts today: 40% off Tacview Standard and Tacview Advanced from December 19th to January 2nd: https://tacview.net/purchase/ To upgrade from Tacview Standard to Tacview Advanced, email us at support@tacview.net Happy flying!

Hi, Unfortunately fuel info is only available on certain aircraft and F/A-18 Hornet is not one of them. Make sure you have selected Units → Imperial - Aircraft (nm) or (mi) along with Do not switch distance to feet to get the desired result. (The option Units → Imperial - Data Analysis (mi) and (nm) are always in feet.)