Setting up a private feed for a Dummy

[JoshuaHufford]

I would like to setup a private feed from my receive location that I could listen to at home or on a tablet/phone over the internet. I've read over a few of the threads on here about doing it but I'm just not getting it. Does anyone have a very basic step by step reference to do this or would be willing to help me out?

Thanks!

 

[Reconrider]

Look into radio feed by proscan. It's free and you can stream to your local network and then port forward to the world. Or you can get a cheap site and stream to that.

 

[fxdscon]

I would like to setup a private feed from my receive location that I could listen to at home or on a tablet/phone over the internet. I've read over a few of the threads on here about doing it but I'm just not getting it. Does anyone have a very basic step by step reference to do this or would be willing to help me out?

Thanks!

You'll need to provide more information:

What scanner are you using? What software (if any) are you currently using?

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[AB5ID]

Zello is easy

 

[JoshuaHufford]

Just a Uniden BC75XLT with the audio output going to the line in of the PC, no alpha tags or anything like that.

Port forwarding is above me but if there are simplified directions I can usually figure out stuff like that. Anyone know how much Zello is per month?

 

[DC31]

Zello is free

 

[DC31]

GitHub - aaknitt/zellostream: Python script to stream audio to and from a Zello channel

Python script to stream audio to and from a Zello channel - aaknitt/zellostream

github.com

That is probably the easiest way to set up a Zello stream.

 

[AB5ID]

GitHub - aaknitt/zellostream: Python script to stream audio to and from a Zello channel

Python script to stream audio to and from a Zello channel - aaknitt/zellostream

github.com

That is probably the easiest way to set up a Zello stream.

What's the advantage of zellostream over just installing Zello?

 

[DC31]

What's the advantage of zellostream over just installing Zello?

No real advantage. It will run on a microcomputer like a raspberry pi rather than tying up a Windows laptop/desktop.

 

[JoshuaHufford]

Thanks, I'll look into it.