Yingling Update

Hmm, it seems the lap recording didn't work any longer.
We didn't find any recorded laps in the result file.
And yes, we flagged it correctly in the settings.

QUOTE (b.yingling @ 16 Nov 2011, 14:27) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>If you're the same fellow that sent me an email with this question- you need to select a result on the screen before the 'Lap Times' button will be enabled. This is because a results file could have 150 (or more) races in it. You may have recorded lap times for only 3. So the software lets you click the 'Lap Times' button only when you've selected a race result that actually has recorded times.
No I'm not - since I haven't your email address yet.
I will go and test it again.

Nevertheless, I'm writing a complete guide for your software and some functions or buttons even features are not or not deeply enough explained in the actual documentation.
I want also cover such infos like the search path, where your software is looking for audio- or other files - even if they described and valid in the d132 config file.
Also such minor but also important details about the ratio of the pictures - I already found here in another thread (4:3).
I also have question related to the gui itself, where you setup your car, speed, brake and tank. If you click on the wrong control, all three fields are resetted. Bug or feature. This leads me to the idea of writing a more complete german PDF documentation about your famous race management software.
You are talking about a linux version?! As I am also a software developer in database driven application, maybe I can give you a hand?

I guess I will format it into a more structured letter, and sent it to you by PN.

QUOTE (b.yingling @ 16 Nov 2011, 21:55) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>There is no 'trainingisover.wav'. There is a 'practiceover.wav'. The program will find it unless you've hidden it .
Yes, sorry for this typo - I wasn't at the right system atm.

QUOTE (b.yingling @ 16 Nov 2011, 21:55) <{POST_SNAPBACK}>The only way that happens is if you modify the default names or locations of the files, or go mucking about in the d132.ini file.
If you extract the zip file, and preserve all paths contained in the zip- in other words, if you follow the instructions- this won't happen.

This is exactly what I did - because everything else is not reasonable. I moved my old installation somewhere save and generate a new folder, extract the "complete" zip file into it. Start the executable, Cu was found and the extra register appear, enable sound in the settings and start a practice session.
By pressing ESC to end this session, this window appears and told me, there is now wav file at the drive letter I never had at this system.

I will go into it for more details....