Could any users of Verbal Commander with N2 tell me what it is like?
How effective is it for pit commands? It would be awesome to
prepare for a pitstop without typing.
TIA,
Mike
Could any users of Verbal Commander with N2 tell me what it is like?
How effective is it for pit commands? It would be awesome to
prepare for a pitstop without typing.
TIA,
Mike
Mike, just ordered mine from 4cds.com (reputed to have the best price by
many, $49)
But your assumptions are correct. The idea is that it is a h/w solution
which means no tsr's running, slowing your frame rate. Your can program
20 commands. Some scenarios that I've heard are being able to prepare
for the pit by saying a sequence like 'tires' 'enter' 'enter' (getting
right side tires only) 'wedge' 'more' etc...
You get the idea - use the 20 programmable commands to do the 20 most
used keys. say tires instead of f5, use more and less for the > and <
charaters.
Kurt
> Could any users of Verbal Commander with N2 tell me what it is like?
> How effective is it for pit commands? It would be awesome to
> prepare for a pitstop without typing.
> TIA,
> Mike
Vebal Commander works great for N2, a must have for online racing. Sure
makes pitting a whole lot easier. I use mine like below for number of tires
changed, spoiler changes, repair or not, and autobrake for pit road. Works
very well.
--
Don Burnette
I-65 Racing
Dburn on Ten
AOLL Iroc Series Administrator
http://pages.southtech.net/palmetto/aoll.htm
> But your assumptions are correct. The idea is that it is a h/w solution
> which means no tsr's running, slowing your frame rate. Your can program
> 20 commands. Some scenarios that I've heard are being able to prepare
> for the pit by saying a sequence like 'tires' 'enter' 'enter' (getting
> right side tires only) 'wedge' 'more' etc...
> You get the idea - use the 20 programmable commands to do the 20 most
> used keys. say tires instead of f5, use more and less for the > and <
> charaters.
> Kurt
> > Could any users of Verbal Commander with N2 tell me what it is like?
> > How effective is it for pit commands? It would be awesome to
> > prepare for a pitstop without typing.
> > TIA,
> > Mike