Settings (WIP)
- When joining a DCS multiplayer server, allow SRS automatically connect to the SRS server provided by DCS server.
- Instead of automatically connecting, prompt the user to connect to the provided server (see Auto Connect).
- Reset radio overlay position and changes to defaults.
- Remove the overlay window from the windows taskbar (unifies overlay into the main SRS taskbar entry)
- Bring the DCS window back into focus, as the current application, after manipulating the radio overlay. Around a 2 second delay after moving the mouse off of the overlay.
- Allow almost any DirectX device to be used as an input, except a mouse, but may cause issues with other device detection.
- Allow SRS to manipulate microphone gain, to provide a more stable level of input.
- Allow SRS to dampen input noise from the microphone.
- When minimized, minimize the SRS main window to the taskbar tray.
- Start with main window minimized to the taskbar tray.
- Automatically switch to an SRS profile for any given aircraft, if an identically named profile exists; symbols and spaces excluded. For example, "av8b" would be automatically chosen when you select an AV-8B role. Must use full DCS scoreboard name.
- Allow SRS to check for updates, including those in the beta branch.
- Play sounds when connecting to an SRS server.
- Choose the DCS install path to be used with SRS.
- Run the application as Administrator. Required to intercept inputs mapped to both SRS and DCS, while still allowing DCS to process and use those inputs.
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Show the username of whoever is transmitting on the current frequencies, in the frequency windows on the overlays, as well as in the DCS in-game overlay (if enabled).
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Requires server "Show transmitter name" setting to be enabled.
- Allow SRS to collect usage statistics.
Where the current profile is selected, deleted, renamed, or cloned, as well as where new profiles are created.
- Determine whether the "Radio 1", "Radio 2", etc. button will select that particular radio, or select and transmit on that radio. Practically, this determines whether a separate PTT button is required (for radios with a button bound).
- Determine whether the frequency control buttons always display on the radio overlay, or whether they only display when the current aircraft lacks radio controls.
- Determine whether (certain) DCS aircraft can control the SRS PTT with the in-game radio key transmit/selection bindings.
- When adjusting frequency with SRS hotkeys, allow values to roll over rather than increment.
- Default behaviour:
123.900 --> 124.000Rotary Behaviour:123.900 --> 123.000
- Delay the end of transmission after the PTT key is released.
- Delay the start of transmission after the PTT key is pressed.
- Determines which of the "Start" and "End" transmission effects SRS will play when starting and ending a received transmission. Affects encryption and MIDS effects.
- Determines which of the "Start" and "End" transmission effects SRS will play when pressing and releasing the PTT button, respectively. Affects encryption and MIDS effects.
- The effect played when "Start" is ON for Radio Tx Effects or Radio Rx Effects
- The effect played when "End" is ON for Radio Tx Effects or Radio Rx Effects
- Play additional sounds when transmitting or receiving encrypted communications.
- Play additional sounds when transmitting or receiving MIDS communications.
- Determines whether or not SRS will filter voices to sound like they do on actual radios.
- Determines whether SRS will apply the clipping effect to loud transmissions.
- Determines whether SRS will play an additional tone when using FM radios.
- Slider allows for volume adjustment of this tone.
- Determines whether SRS will apply an additional effect to radios using HAVE QUICK (HQ) mode.
- Determines whether SRS will add background noise to radio transmissions.
- Sliders allow for volume adjustment on each of the 4 radio types.
Sliders controlling which audio channel(s) a particular radio is played on (left or right), and the degree to which it is played on those channels (volume on each).