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PMDG pone nuevas noticias con respecto al curso de la licencia para P3D

 

Captains,
This thread replaces the previous version, dated November 2013. It includes updated information and is the only source of information related to the development of PMDG products for P3D. This thread is designed to prevent the need for repetitive "what about" questions in unrelated threads. If the information is not yet provided in this thread, then it is not yet available and will not be discussed in other, non-related threads by PMDG staff.
(Translation: Please do not hijack unrelated threads... your question will not be answered by PMDG staff if it is unrelated to the thread!)
This thread will provide you with factual information related to PMDG's efforts to release products compatible with the Lockheed Martin Prepar3d (P3d) platform.
This thread will continue be updated from time-to-time as more information becomes available.
Licensing Update:
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PMDG continues to work toward a licensing agreement with our licensing partners to allow PMDG products to appear under the P3D title in educational, STEM and personal training formats. This agreement process is taking significantly more time than originally hoped for. We had originally predicted a late 2013 conclusion, but we are withdrawing all date suggestion at this point, as our licensing partners have found it necessary to evaluate more thoroughly this portion of the business model as it relates to P3D.
Users who participate via Commercial/Enterprise customers with qualified training programs can learn about the use of PMDG's products via their training department.
General Status:
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PMDG are planning release of the following products for use with the Lockheed Martin Prepar3d platform:
PMDG 747-400v2.0 for P3D
PMDG 777 Series for P3D
PMDG 737NGX Series for P3D
Release of the PMDG BAe JS4100 for P3D and new products being developed under the PMDG Classics product line are also under consideration for release as P3D titles.
PMDG does not intend to release any of our legacy products such as the PMDG MD-11 or PMDG 747-400X into the P3D platform.
Products that enter development following the PMDG 747-400 v2.0 will be considered on a case-by-case basis depending upon their marketability on the P3D platform.
Licensing and Use:
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Unlike products developed on the Microsoft Flight Simulator X (FSX) platform, products on the P3D platform will be offered with a range of licensing options. These options will initially include only a General Study, Education/Academic-STEM and Familiarization licensing model but will eventually expand to include licensing models to cover training, classroom training and training center/airline site license versions.
Customer Licensing for General and Personal Training licenses will be handled directly through PMDG's current eCommerce portal. All other licensing options will be handled on customer-specific non-public portals.
Costs for licensing of P3D based products will vary based upon the license model chosen and the desired use. This will enable PMDG customers to choose a range of cost options based upon their needs and license requirements, from Home Entertainment (using FSX) up through PMDG Certified Training Solutions customized for specific airline customers.
TRAINING CENTER & AIRLINE CUSTOMIZATION:
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Training Centers and Airline customers will be able to purchase a general version of a PMDG product for P3D, or alternately PMDG can create a private version that tailors the aircraft equipment options to match the customer fleet. This version can be made available only to designated crew members through a private portal. (Please contact us directly via our site for more information on customization.)
Note: Training enabled licenses depend upon certification from Boeing and licensing by same. This product line is not yet available.
ETA:
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Currently, there are no PMDG products licensed for use with the Lockheed Martin Prepar3d platform.
We do not have a firm ETA for release of PMDG's pending line of P3D products. (See: HURDLES, below.)
We currently anticipate that the PMDG 777-200LR/F will be the first product released for use with P3D. All other PMDG products for P3D will follow later.
HURDLES:
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PMDG are currently working with our licensing partners to expand and clarify scope restrictions under our current license agreements that prevent us from releasing products for the P3D platform. These conversations have been ongoing since approximately July, and we do not have an ETA for their successful conclusion.
Events related to unflattering attention received by simming in the news media have made such conversations significantly more sensitive of late, and as such we are taking our time to ensure that equitable agreements are reached.
While we are eager to see these products released under P3D, PMDG works with licensed materials and this means we must respect the license control wishes of our licensing partners. While it may be acceptable for some vendors who are working without intellectual property licenses (think: scenery) or in flagrant violation of intellectual property licenses to release products on multiple platforms without permission of the intelectual property owner, PMDG maintains a strong and respectful relationship with our licensing partners and we will not violate the provisions of such agreements.
PRICING:
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Pricing for PMDG's new line of P3D products will vary depending upon license type and intended use. Airline customers are encouraged to contact PMDG directly in order that we can effectively recommend a solution to minimize direct and recurring costs.
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Bueno, pues parece que en el mejor de los casos esto no tiene una rápida solución. Habrá que esperar que haya un acuerdo y que después se publiquen las versiones para P3D. Eso en el caso que PMDG ya esté trabajando en estas versiones. Si no, todavía habrá que cumplir con algunos meses de desarrollo.

 

Con las ganas que tengo de volar el 737 en P3D...

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