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I am having problems with simvibe. If you look at my setup, you will notice I have a LOT of devices hooked up. I don't know where to start in trouble shooting this issue. Software running at same time when racing; Simucube, Fanaleds, JoyToKey, EVGA OCX and Flow Control, plus various racing sim software. Occasionally I also have crewchief running but not since having this problem. Hardware: Gigabyte Z170 Gaming 7 mobo, i7-6700K oc to 4.2ghz, 16gb ram, 2 mvme ssd, 3 HDD, Asus Sonar video card, Evga 1080 ti hybrid, Evga 280CLC cpu cooler, SIM Rig: OSW DD wheel, Fanatec V3 pedals, Fanatec shifter, Fanatec handbrake, 2 - DSD button boxes, SimRacing Machine USB adapter for fanatec wheels, Fanatec BMW rim, Oculus Rift, Touch , 2 sensors, Logitech wireless keyboard and mouse Issue: In both AC and PCARS2, after about 5 minutes of racing. I lose my steering and pedals and then the game hangs up. If I close simvibe, then restart the games, they work fine. In one instance during a session of PC2, I had turned all modes off in simvibe. The game ran fine. I then turned on chassis mode and my throttle, in game, suddenly went to maximum. I had to close simvibe and PC2 to get fix it. Is anyone else having this type of problems getting all your hardware and software to behave with each other? It seems that Simvibe is the common denominator when problems arise.

Hello everyone, Now that Project Cars 2 has come out it seems to be great for doing an endurance racing series. Specifically vintage endurance racing. This series will be run on Xbox and we will use Group C prototypes and Group 5 sports cars for the first season. In future seasons we can switch to a different era of racing if people want to. Races will be held on Saturdays at 7pm eastern US time. The session will open at 7. Qualifying will last 15 minutes and the race will start at 7:15. Normal races will be 2 hours long, special races such as Le Mans and Daytona will be longer. We want to get an equal number of people in prototypes and GT cars. To sign up simply respond to this thread with your gamer tag, the car and class you will be participating in, and the eastern US time that you would prefer normal races to start at. Also we will need one person to volunteer to be the safety car driver and another to be chief steward. Entries will close on October 14th. RULES -Light body contact only, heavy contact will result in penalties -We will have full course cautions and a safety car, during a full course caution cars will line up single file behind the safety car. The drivers involved in the accident must pause and retire from the race during this period. The safety car period will last until the field is gathered up by the safety, even if cars pit. Green flag racing will resume after this and the lead car can only start speeding up after the pace car enters pit lane and there will be no overtaking before start/finish. -If there are two versions of the car you choose, one high downforce and the other low downforce, you can switch cars depending on the track. It is your choice as to which version to use for which track, i.e. you won't be penalized for using a lower downforce car at a high downforce track and vice versa. -You can make as many pitstops as you want and there is no required tire compound you need to use. -Races such as Le Mans and Daytona will offer double points. -There will be no ridiculous blocking. You can use slower traffic to your advantage and other stuff of that nature, as that is one of the things that makes multiclass racing fun. But cutting off a car multiple times on straights will not be allowed. -Causing a crash will be dealt with depending on the incident. -If you are unable to participate in a race you must contact us through the email address I will give all the participants in order to keep everything smooth. Failure to do so the first time will result in a warning, twice will be a 1 race suspension, and three times will result in you being kicked out of the series. -Drivers who constantly get involved in incidents that effect others will be forced to leave the series. Obviously in racing there are incidents, but drivers who cause chaos all the time will not be tolerated. POINTS SYSTEM 1st - 25 points 2nd - 20 points 3rd - 15 points 4th - 12 points 5th - 10 points 6th - 8 points 7th - 7 points 8th - 6 points 9th - 5 points 10th - 4 points 11th - 3 points 12th - 2 points 13th - 1 point 14th - 0 points 15th - 0 points 16th - 0 points

Hi everyone i am starting a vintage endurance racing championship on Project Cars 2. This championship will be run on civic. For the first season we will be racing Group C prototypes and Group 5 sports cars. We will normally run two hour long races. For tracks such as Le Mans and Daytona the races will be longer. For more information on how to sign up and the rules of the series there is another post here on isrtv.com, the link to that thread is below. http://www.isrtv.com/forums/topic/26097-vintage-endurance-racing-championship/