When does one hour, 31 minutes = 2 hours? When the FSA Client / XP10 calculates the logbook hours.
flight/pilot data also shows Client 2.3.3/Win/FSUIPC/XP10
Client Not Calculating (hrs) Properly
Client Not Calculating (hrs) Properly
Just noticed this one with one of our new pilots.....
When does one hour, 31 minutes = 2 hours? When the FSA Client / XP10 calculates the logbook hours.
flight/pilot data also shows Client 2.3.3/Win/FSUIPC/XP10
When does one hour, 31 minutes = 2 hours? When the FSA Client / XP10 calculates the logbook hours.
flight/pilot data also shows Client 2.3.3/Win/FSUIPC/XP10
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Re: Client Not Calculating (hrs) Properly
Time calculation in XP is a bit of a problem, mainly because XPUIPC does not give total time since the flight started, independent of changes to simulator time, we have to figure it out by comparing UTC time from start and end of the flight and changes in the system clock or using time acceleration can mess it up.
I do worry about XPUIPC, the people who maintained it seam to have disappeared and I am not certain what is going to happen the next time XP has a major release.
I've sworn an oath of solitude until the pestilence is purged from the lands.
Re: Client Not Calculating (hrs) Properly
Yup that would make sense, as here is another one
54 mins = 1.2 flight hours
In both cases, the pilots in question are using XP.
54 mins = 1.2 flight hours
In both cases, the pilots in question are using XP.