Thread: Primo speedcams alert ONLY without maneuvers

Primo behaves a little differently than Nextgen. And here too the Skin is important. I have always used that from GjAk-AriNe, and that as Branding.zip, avoids adjustment of resolution

Thanks both kwbs and Golom for your help, under Program Settings / Sound and Warnings / Volume I have now muted System, Ding and Key leaving active only ALERT BEEPS and I'm gonna try again, unfortunatly I can't find VOICE GUIDANCE in my settings (Primo with Gurjon skin)
@ Rondoan : Thanks Rondoan, me too, I use GjAk-AriNe with a branding, I'm gonna try muting System too and leaving only the alerts beep to see what's going on

Update 5/07/2020 : so I tested on the road but doesn't work, i I mute System and let active Alert beeps I can't hear the speedcams, if I don't mute System I hear both speedcams and indications so by far I found no solution to this. In every skin I have tested by far I found under volume only these 4 possibilities : System / Ding / Alert beeps /Key but no Voice Guidance so I believe there is no possibility to mute only the maneuvers while keeping active the speedcams

Update 2 : found an ux "Dynamic Volume" with new possibilities .... I'm gonna try again on the street maybe it's gonna work now [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

Update 16/07/2020 : tested on the street and it's working, I had to use another sys and I'm gonna use an allarm that I like but finally it works

If you're using a TTS voice for maneuver guidance and want to ensure speed camera alerts remain audible even when the voice is muted, here's a simple solution. By making a few edits to your sys.txt file and setting up the required audio files, you can customize your alerts to play any sound you prefer.

This example uses the !alert WAV files from data.zip, but you can replace them with your own custom sounds. Just follow these steps:

Create a directory named ui_igo9 in the same folder as your primo.exe.
Inside ui_igo9, create a subdirectory called audio and place your WAV files there.
Edit the sys.txt file entries to reference your audio files.
Refer to the example below for guidance. Simply replace !alert1, !alert5, etc., with the names of your custom files (without the .wav extension) to define the sounds you want to hear.

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If you would prefer American English spoken warnings rather than beeps, extract this into your primo folder:
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Or use this one for British English: [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

and put the following in your sys.txt:

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