FMP24 -_1 -rc -i"DVB-T+FM" -o20001 -P61.7 -f770.94375 -g44.5 -b12.5 -wsl80.0
^ this is my FMP24 Control Channel .bat file...currently it is told to go to 770.94375 when it starts up, to find the control channel of the P25 system I'm monitoring, running in 1R mode. (This computer streams 24/7 to broadcastify, and everything is automated to start back up after say, a power outage.)
The problem, is that periodically, this P25 system will change which frequency is the active control channel. This has resulted in the computer streaming silence, because when I went to check FMP24, I found that the active control channel had changed, and FMP24 was now sitting and monitoring a dead frequency until I went ahead and determined the new active frequency and manually tuned to it.
Is there any provision in DSD where upon startup, FMP24 can reference a list of frequencies instead of just a single one? That way after a fresh reboot, if the first freq it checks is dead, it will continue checking each one on the list until it finds the active control channel?
^ this is my FMP24 Control Channel .bat file...currently it is told to go to 770.94375 when it starts up, to find the control channel of the P25 system I'm monitoring, running in 1R mode. (This computer streams 24/7 to broadcastify, and everything is automated to start back up after say, a power outage.)
The problem, is that periodically, this P25 system will change which frequency is the active control channel. This has resulted in the computer streaming silence, because when I went to check FMP24, I found that the active control channel had changed, and FMP24 was now sitting and monitoring a dead frequency until I went ahead and determined the new active frequency and manually tuned to it.
Is there any provision in DSD where upon startup, FMP24 can reference a list of frequencies instead of just a single one? That way after a fresh reboot, if the first freq it checks is dead, it will continue checking each one on the list until it finds the active control channel?
