Do what I did. Buy a cheap usb CD reader for the the PC. Rip the tracks as MP3’s copy to SD card. Insert card in cars ‘entertainment’ system.
Brilliant!
Update Available:
Main Features
Automatically launch multiple apps with individual startup delays
Choose between starting apps via MSFS or directly from Launch Manager
Auto-minimize or close apps when the simulator shuts down
Drag & Drop support for quickly adding .exe or .lnk files
Manual app reordering via drag & drop in the grid
Multi–profile management (e.g., “VFR”, “IFR”, “Testing”)
Automatic profile backups and one-click restore
Quick access to all folders (AppData, Backup, Profiles, Config.xml)
Detailed logging to track launch and shutdown events
I’ve been using this for a while and highly recommend it. In case someone is updating an earlier version, this was mentioned on the download page, "After every update, it’s recommended to delete the files LM.exe and LM_runner.log located in “%AppData%\Launch Manager 2024\” before launching “Launch Manager 2024” again."
I like that the trailer is about the mission, not the jet really ![]()
Which looks great, btw. Look at all those round gauges…
Ultra high level sim cinema.
I was going to say, “so very French”, until they flew what looks the stadium approach into Teterboro. @smokinhole 's stomping grounds.
Yep! Just a couple of miles away! Very French.
Buh, bye Mscenery!!!
It’s about time! Now we know where the floor has been set on what is acceptable to MS. Pretty low it seems.
New releases for today for MSFS24:
Contrail FA50
DA Mi-2
It’s good they got removed as a vendor but this is fairly terrible overall.
You get a marketplace partner that’s been going for about 5 years now, have sold a lot of dross, have a store process that has no quality measurement or human review to onboard new products and then just one day decide ‘yeah, you - you’re gone’. Talk about walled garden and waking up one day to find the gardener throwing you over the wall.
The store has been understaffed, has weird rules and a sort of amateur hour level of intake processing. The discounts are nice but it never seems like a good idea to use it.
I think that a direct result of AvAngel tearing them (Mscenery and their ilk) a new one in a video she released a few days ago. Remind me to stay in her favor.
I thought it ironic that they said that it was a decision they didn’t take lightly. If that was due diligence, I don’t think many resellers will be worried.
And one would expect a storefront that was put up by the main franchise would have that…
I never buy an addon unless I’ve seen a video review that showed me the goods. But I’ve been doing this for a while and have spent my share of cash on downloads that wasn’t worth the dial-up rate, much less the asking price.
Disclaimer: I’d probably buy a Viggen without a second thought, because…yeah,
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I’ve bought maybe five things from the Marketplace since 2023: three well-regarded helicopters plus a couple of game enhancements by Miltech.
Just In by Just Flight:
Seems very interesting
, a must-have for me.
More commentary on Mscenery and their rating scam. They had over 600 products in the Marketplace.
AvAngel’s original complaint.
I did not own any MSCENERY addons, but for a long time I just assumed they were like old school Alphasim. Questionable flight models, attached to sorta serviceable pits, with a halfway decent external model. There is a chunk of the crowd out there that just wants to take a B-36 down the Vegas strip in external view and the like, or they are literally the only developer that made the PB4Y-2. Not my cup of tea, but it worked well enough for Alphasim to eventually become Virtavia and have some pretty decent modeling and reasonable but basic FM’s. I also didn’t realize Virtavia had released a B-36 recently, I just picked a random Alphasim plane I had gotten a long time ago.
It was the tons of fake reviews that set off my alarm bells. Don’t lie and deceive people into buying something it’s not.
It’s as simple as that.
Lightly modelled add ons are absolutely ok. But they must be labeled and priced accordingly.