XP Remote - X-Plane Voice Commands
FEATURES
• Control autopilot/autothrottle modes
• Tune radio frequencies
• Use your voice to control aircraft systems (with over 200 built-in voice commands)
• Supplied with voice command profiles for generic X-Plane, Hot Start TBM 900, Zibo 737, EADT x737, Flight Factor 757/767 and A320 Ultimate aircraft
• Customize or add voice command profiles for your favorite aircraft
• Bluetooth headset support
• Initiate voice commands using a joystick button or keyboard shortcut assigned from within X-Plane (Pro version only - the Pro Upgrade in-app purchase will also remove ads).
• Broadcast aircraft location to other GPS apps on the device, e.g. Google Maps
REQUIRES
• X-Plane 10 or 11 (64-bit only)
• Our version of the ExtPlane plugin, available here Link: http://www.planetcoops.com/apps/xp-remote/extplane
• The Flight Factor A320 Ultimate profile requires our version of the FFA320Connector plugin, available here Link: http://www.planetcoops.com/apps/xp-remote/ffa320connecto
Category : Tools
Reviews (16)
Great app, the commands list is a great feature and the developer keeps it up to date. Great price for Pro version also. I highly recommend this for anyone who flies X Plane! FYI: Recently had an issue with the app on my new phone and PC, the developer was amazing, app works 100% again. BTW, the issue was with my S9 not necessarily the app, but he fixed it crazy fast!!
This looks like a great app, and some of it does work, apart from the voice commands, as soon as I launch the app I recieve a "This device does not support speech recognition" error, what a shame, because I really wanted to try out the voice commands... I am using a Samsung Galaxy A70 updated to Android 10.
Fantastic app!! Super handy when flying complex procedures on Zibo, for example. Voice commands are effective but you need to "learn" the correct wording. It's a great help as via voice command you can fly without letting go your controls!! And the support is awesome!!
Great out of the box with the FlightFactor 757 and Carenado 208. Wasn't immediately obvious to me but if you turn the phone to landscape mode you can tune standby COM radios and flip standby. PERFECTION!
Excellent app and very useful for using the autopilot without fiddling with switches and knobs within the sim.
Everything works great and it was easy to connect and I stall. The only problem was that every time I say a command it says. No match.
If you can edit the command file, it is excellent for use with all X-plane supported aircraft. Beats CopilotX and Planecommand.
Works great on Linux! Full screen (esp. in landscape mode) would be nice.
Did not connect.
Pls tish me how to use dis she sand to me no match pls tish me okay
Love it!
What a fantastic, must have application for X-Plane Pilots. It is worth far more than the asking price for the advert free version so please support this developer by purchasing. Great communications from the developer too. I had a font size/wrap problem with my now ancient 7" LG Tablet that I wanted to use for this purpose and after writing to the developer, my issue was fixed via an update to the app within a few hours of writing. At that stage, I had not even purchased the app. Many other developers could learn a lot from Stuart. Anyhow, give it a go. I'm pretty well laid out with the best of hardware including all the Saitek gear, Thrustmaster Hotas Warthog Joystick which has lots of buttons as well as three other button boxes but still find this app more than useful - Cheers - Kym H.
Awesome app! Could you please add a GPS function?
Amazing app I use it every single flight with Zibo 737. Thanks for the update Dev. Great app, recommend all to pay, its the price of a coffee and adds alot of functionality.
I found this app really useful in the King Air C90 where the HDG/CRS selector and autopilot controls are in the center console.
Simple and effective. Unfortunately, landscape mode does not activate the standby option and I can only tune the active frequency. Still far better than twisting virtual knobs! As the GUI is basic it would be nice if it was compiled against a very old Android OS - ICS maybe? Then I could set up an obsolete tablet or phone as a permanent controller. As it is, I have to use my main device.