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New free patch for FScene FSX TotalPack and Europe:
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Was this video produced by the vendors of FSScene? If so it is hardly a great ad I switched off after 45 seconds. Lo-Res i.e. poor quality video and crappy annoying music which seems to be indispensible these days. Why not just let the a/c speak for itself.
Anyway lost my interest and as a result a potential lost sale to boot.
I agree about the music or should it be muzak? If I wanted music I would switch on MTV, it seems that no simmer wants to listen to the actual sounds in FSX! My video link may have mad the quality worse.
PeterH
All I got was a message “This video contains music from Sony Entertainment… blabla”
So the FScene people have inadvertently used copyrighted material, or Sony have gon over the top with their restrictive policies or YouTube have got it wrong again.
I didn’t watch it all the way through, but it worked here in the UK, with a banner across the bottom stating artist, title and a “buy it from iTunes” ad.
As I believe that was the solution that eventually popped out of the Music-Industry-versus-Everyone-Else-with-YouTube-stuck-in-the-middle war recently, it’s exactly what I expected… Presumably that doesn’t apply in Germany, from what you say, Chris. 🙁