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Old 09-07-2006, 08:34 PM
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Im trying to record from my scanner (bc296d) into my computer through the line-in jack I'm trying to find a program that is easy to use and only records when there is something coming voer the scanner. If anyone is familiar with Baltimore City, I'm trying to record Box Alarms. If anyone can help I'd greatly appreciate it. Thanks

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Old 09-07-2006, 08:38 PM
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I've had good results with this:

http://www.sagebrush.com/recall.htm
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Scanrec is a pretty good program and easy to use.
http://www.davee.com/scanrec/
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Yes, both are quite good but don't discriminate between Box Alarms and any other voice traffic. I don't know of anything that does 73s Mike
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You would need a Uniden 396, 996 or other tone decode radio. Then set the system to recognize the tones for box alarms. Once that is done, use one of those programs and it will only record audio when the tone alert releases the squelch. Of course, you could not use the radio for other purposes so it would need to be a dedicated radio for that purpose that sits on the tone channel.
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You would need a Uniden 396, 996 or other tone decode radio. Then set the system to recognize the tones for box alarms. Once that is done, use one of those programs and it will only record audio when the tone alert releases the squelch. Of course, you could not use the radio for other purposes so it would need to be a dedicated radio for that purpose that sits on the tone channel.
Unfortunately, we've not had much (any, in my case) luck getting the 396T to alert on the box alarm tones; they don't play them long enough for the warble to activate the alert tone and open the squelch. It could also be the warble itself alternates too quickly to be detected properly. I tried with several different recordings to no avail, and it has never worked on a live dispatch either.
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Unfortunately, we've not had much (any, in my case) luck getting the 396T to alert on the box alarm tones; they don't play them long enough for the warble to activate the alert tone and open the squelch. It could also be the warble itself alternates too quickly to be detected properly. I tried with several different recordings to no avail, and it has never worked on a live dispatch either.
Hmmm. Never tried baltimore City. It does work for Baltimore County's warble tone.
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