JRollon JS32, cold & dark from BUR to LAS (PilotEdge)

[Keith Smith]

 

BUR-LAS via VNY9.DAG.CRESO3 (this is the I-5 flight in the PilotEdge Training Program (also available on VATSIM).

 

The video serves as a tutorial for the I-5 flight, but also a demo of the JS32.

 

The JS32 is a lovely airplane, well worth the purchase!

Edited December 20, 2012 by Keith Smith

[Soo Hyun Hong]

Is a good video.

However, the JS32 GoFlight MCP/GF-166 AitTrack for IPAD from the cockpit does not seem to work, fatal drawback is difficult to control.

[Cameron]

 

Is a good video.

However, the JS32 GoFlight MCP/GF-166 AitTrack for IPAD from the cockpit does not seem to work, fatal drawback is difficult to control.

 

 

Unfortunately this is a common theme with GoFlight equipment and third party aircraft that use plugins.

 

To Keith:

 

Great video! Thank you for sharing!

[cessna729]

BUR-LAS via VNY9.DAG.CRESO3 (this is the I-5 flight in the PilotEdge Training Program (also available on VATSIM).

The video serves as a tutorial for the I-5 flight, but also a demo of the JS32.

The JS32 is a lovely airplane, well worth the purchase!

 

I realy like the video!

Thanks alot for sharing it with us Keith!

I can't wait to see more with the JS32 .

cessna729.

Edited December 21, 2012 by cessna729

[breadwild]

This  a great video. I relearned some old VOR tricks from my real piloting days, the JS32 demo notwithstanding.

 

Question about the video itself. What were your initial settings? How did you save it out? How big was the file? Thanks.

 

Breadwild

[Keith Smith]

Thanks. Raw filesize is around 9GB/minute of video (1920x1080p 25fps). I use DXTORY to do my capture. It will capture multiple sound devices (ie, speakers and mic) on different channels, which can be great in post production.

 

I edit with Sony Vegas Studio Platinum 12.0 and output to a 1920x1080 10mbps mp4 file using a 2 pass render process. I then upload that to YT. My intention is to keep the high quality renders to burn to bluray (hence the 10mbps render).

Edited December 22, 2012 by Keith Smith