DSD scanning

[Bri112233445]

Hello I'm currently broadcasting local fire departments off of DSD fast Plus and useing VB Cable to run it to radio feed. Is there any possible way to get alpha tagging cause the departments also uses op channels and it's really hard to distinct them from just normal traffic. Thank you

 

[alabamarailfan]

There is no easy way to do this that I am aware of. If you search the forums, there have been a few people that suggested special, custom written scripts to pull text from the log file(s) to use to send alpha tags but there is no provision built in to DSD+ to do this.

Here is one post that I commented on that a user provided a possible option:

DSD plus and alpha tags?

so I just got my feed back up after running cables and antennas and now I just need a way to get the alpha tags injected into the stream. has anybody been able to do this with DSD or some combo of DSD and other software?

forums.radioreference.com

Not sure if you are listening to a trunked radio system but I am guessing that you must at least be listening to something digital to require DSD+. Others may pipe up with more information but based what type of system you are scanning, another tool like SDRTrunk might be a better choice. A number of people have commented that SDRTrunk's audio is better than DSD+ also but I have not tried it yet. There may be other options also.

 

[Bri112233445]

There is no easy way to do this that I am aware of. If you search the forums, there have been a few people that suggested special, custom written scripts to pull text from the log file(s) to use to send alpha tags but there is no provision built in to DSD+ to do this.

Here is one post that I commented on that a user provided a possible option:

DSD plus and alpha tags?

so I just got my feed back up after running cables and antennas and now I just need a way to get the alpha tags injected into the stream. has anybody been able to do this with DSD or some combo of DSD and other software?

forums.radioreference.com

Not sure if you are listening to a trunked radio system but I am guessing that you must at least be listening to something digital to require DSD+. Others may pipe up with more information but based what type of system you are scanning, another tool like SDRTrunk might be a better choice. A number of people have commented that SDRTrunk's audio is better than DSD+ also but I have not tried it yet. There may be other options also.

I have switched over to SDRtrunk much better program then before and can do calls now thanks