How do callouts work in LiveCrew?

How do callouts work in LiveCrew?

LiveCrew uses aircraft and simulator data to trigger callouts at the right moment during flight.

Callouts can depend on:
- speed-related values
- altitude-related values
- aircraft state
- available simulator variables

Because different aircraft expose data in different ways, callout behavior may vary depending on the aircraft profile and the variables available for that aircraft.

LiveCrew is designed to trigger callouts as accurately as possible, especially in situations where timing is important, such as:
- takeoff
- acceleration through important speed ranges
- landing
- radio altitude callouts

If callouts do not play correctly, the cause may be:
- missing or incompatible aircraft data
- incorrect aircraft profile detection
- unavailable simulator variables
- aircraft-specific logic differences

If you experience callout issues, please contact support and include:
- your LiveCrew version
- Microsoft Flight Simulator version
- aircraft name
- which callouts are affected
- what you expected to hear
- what actually happened
- screenshots or video, if available

If available, please also attach log files.

Default log folder:
C:\Users\<YourWindowsUser>\AppData\Local\Programs\CLB Studio\LiveCrew\logs\

You can also paste this into File Explorer:
%LocalAppData%\Programs\CLB Studio\LiveCrew\logs\

If the application was installed in a custom location, the log folder may be different.