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FYI... a friend of mine tried the mobile RR site and wasn't able to receive calls on his iPhone while listening. I use the Emergency Radio app, but I don't know if it has the same issue.

+1 for Xcorder. It is a pretty simple and lightweight VOX recorder

It looks like that fixed it... I had a space after each comma. I tried to read through all these pages to see if I had missed something (which I obviously did), but there was SO much information here that I must have missed it. Thanks for the help, Chris

I know that this thread is fairly stale now, but I've got to say that this is a great program. I can't get strong enough signal to receive dispatches while I am at work, but this helps fill the gap. However, I had issues getting this configured. I finally tried using a gmail account and got...

The Register-Herald, Beckley, West Virginia - Summersville Lake teen drowning victim identified. No mention of the motorcycle.

You should be able to retrieve the Air Guard FD's traffic related to this in the archives of my feed at: Kanawha County, West Virginia (WV) Live Police, Fire, and EMS Scanners on RadioReference.com. I was on my home from work and could hear part of it on my scanner (both on FD and Air...

Sorry... disregard. I don't know exactly what the problem was, but it had to do with the audio input. Thanks anyhow.

More info... Oddcast says connected, but nothing comes up on the audio level when someone is speaking on the scanner. My feed went live once on Kanawha County, West Virginia (WV) Live Police, Fire, and EMS Scanners on RadioReference.com, but it actually wasn't broadcasting anything according...

I was approved as a feed provider, and I downloaded and installed the software. However. when I run the program, both boxes in the Live Recording section are blank. I know that the scanner is hooked up correctly to the computer because I've been broadcasting using other methods for the past 2...

Awesome. I'll make that change just as soon as I get home tonight. Thanks for the help and the quick response.

I recently purchased a BCT15 for my vehicle, and I'm programming it in the house while waiting on my mobile antenna. I programmed in 9 systems, and each is assigned a quick key (1-9) so I can blindly turn on and off systems while driving. All programming was done with ProScan. The problem is...

:-) I'm a volunteer fireman with 18 years on the job, so I figured a Crown Vic was a good fit since there is a ton of items for this vehicle. I just finished installing my console, and now I have to start adding equipment to it. An antenna will look a whole lot better than the huge rubber...

One last thing... my primary focus right now will be to pick up VHF (155.xxx), but since the state is going to APCO-25, I'll be needing to receive 453 - 460MHz in the near future. Thanks again.

Sorry that I wasn't really clear in my initial post. The mount is like this: ProComm JBC986 - Ball Mount & Spring - CB Radio Superstore WalcottCB.com One larger hole in the middle with three smaller ones around it. This one says it will take an antenna with a 3/8" bolt mount. Are there...

I recently purchased a 2000 Ford Crown Vic from surplus and I am starting to deck it out with equipment. There are holes in the left rear quarterpanel where the whip antenna, like for a CB, used to be when it was in service with the State Police. Can I buy a scanner antenna with the same type...

Thanks Thanks to all of you folks for this great information. I am now able to listen to my feed on the iPhone, and it seems to work a whole lot better than my Orb connection does.

What is the make and model of the scanner?

Wow. It amazes me how composed those officers were when 1) they didn't know for sure if there was another gunman around, and 2) two of their fellow officers had been shot and critically injured.

But shouldn't he get static from the speaker when he turns the squelch all the way, regardless of antenna connection? I think I would program a birdie frequency and see if you get any noise from the unit then. If so, then it is likely the antenna. If no noise at all (even when running the...

I also recommend the Radio Shack 20-176. I installed mine about 40' above ground (12' mast on attic dormer), and my reception increased three-fold versus the stock antenna on my Uniden BC780XLT.