MSFS 2020 - FENIX A320 | Butter in Funchal, Madeira. | VOR/DME RWY 05 

Cheers mate! Yeah the plane completely stopped flying when I crossed the ridge.

Thanks! Will do!

Thank you!

Thanks!

Thanks a lot!

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Awesome! Thanks a lot!

Thanks!

try to anticipate the groundeffect and prevent over-flaring

Yep I’m using a joystick to fly the airbus and the Honeycomb Yoke when flying other aircraft

@@springmediachannel which joystick?

@@BPPUK I believe Thrustmaster TCA Airbus

Thank you. Winds were calm fortunately :D

Thanks! It’s with the drone in lock mode

@@springmediachannel ok thanks mate :)

Prob from Heathrow

Thanks! I use Nvidia SharePlay to record

Many thanks, I also use Nvidia GeForceExperience, but not sure whether have I correctly set up, the ouput video always 1920×1080p even I chose 4K resolution recording settings, never getting a 4K output as your cool videos.

What is your ingame resolution? If you set nvidia to 4K it will still capture the 1920p frame I guess

@@springmediachannel I have native 4K+HDR10 in-game for Sim, and second monitor 1440p for displaying other applications during flying MSFS. You are right, regardless of which option I choose in Nvidia GeForce Experience to record (in-game, 4K, 1440p...), output is always 1920x1080p. Somebody recommend using OBS Studio to capture 4K screen, but due to HDR limit (non HDR support), I cannot use it to capture the video properly. For Nvidia SharePlay, it shows correctly HDR but only output resolution is the big issue for me. Do you have XBox Bar on active when recording with Nvidia?

And what if you set your windows resolution to 4K and then record? Despite not having the 4K screen?

Lisbon-Funchal

Welcome to Vatsim

On the Airbus it’s common to only extend them when lowering the gear as the landing lights create noise and drag when extended

@@springmediachannel yea they provide more drag than the landing gear and flap 4 combined.

Company procedure!

@@springmediachannel That’s not strictly true. For the last 3 airlines I’ve worked for (all Airbus), landing lights are recommended to go on at 10,000 ft. It’s only really been the turn offs and taxi light that goes on with landing gear extension. EJ SOPs specifically say landing lights on at 10,000 ft. 👍

indeed, it does not take runway slope into account