Chapter 13: Displays, sound and streaming

What the announcer calls

Choose how much the announcer says: Key moments, Detailed or Off, what it calls in each style, how drivers are named, and the start countdown.

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The announcer can say a little or a lot. Key moments calls the top three at a minute in, halfway and a minute left, lead changes that stick, and the finish. Detailed adds lap times, position changes and more.

Before you start

  • Nothing.

Step by step

  1. 1

    Open Voice & Audio

    Three styles: Key moments, Detailed and Off.

  2. 2

    Pick a style

    Key moments: top three at a minute in, halfway and a minute left, lead changes that stick, the finish.

  3. 3

    Call drivers by

    Both sounds like "car 7, Sam Bell".

  4. 4

    Extras

    In every style: fastest lap, driver on track, overtime laps remaining, heat changes, podium and results.

  5. 5

    Start countdown

    Style: Quick, Standard, Extended or Custom. Tone: Beep, Horn or Voice only.

  6. 6

    Test the announcer

    Use the voice and volume you will race with.

Tips

  • Call drivers by Name, Car number or Both.
  • Beep on every lap and Laps to go are off unless you switch them on.
  • Race start countdown sets the style, delay, random extra delay and tone. Press Test to hear it.
  • Test the announcer plays a short sample race.

Troubleshooting

It talks too much.
Pick Key moments, or untick items under In Detailed, announce.

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