This causes this. Remove that line from sys.txt, and that bug will go away.
You can try one of these..slightly modified recently and tested yesterday to find that both say on overspeed:
"The speed limit is %s! Slow down."
%s in this case being the variable used for speed limit which is correctly vocalized.
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If you are still not getting the speed limit variable, there is something that is interfering with the definition of that variable based on context. If it was a different voice file, it could be in one of the *.lua files within the voice file, or it could be a particular skin that is introducing a conflict. I use Pongo which you could try if you want to see if that makes a difference. Other than that, I really don't know.
Oddly, I had that problem with Primo, and it went away with NextGen.
Once headphones are plugged in, on most Android systems, volume control is passed to DSP Manager which seems to remember settings on a per-app basis. Make sure all your system volumes are still at max after you plug in the headphones with NextGen running. Other than that, I was never able to solve the issue with Primo.



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