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It took some trial and error and it seemed that SDRTrunk was going to work. However, it isn't quite there. I gave my dongles unique serial numbers and got SDRTrunk to grab the VHF dongle for my SKYWARN feed. Broadcastify says it's connected and playing via SDRTrunk, however, I tested and found...

Good information! I will be working on this when I finish taxes. The politicians are busy wasting money so that has to be my priority. 🫤

I didn't know that was possible! That would be a better solution but I thought SDRTrunk was specifically for monitoring trunked systems. Looks like I need to do more research but I promised my wife I'd finish our taxes tomorrow. Hmmm 🤔

I had hoped to report back here with a way to keep SDR# from starting before SDRTrunk starts, however, I've been unsuccessful. I tried using Task Scheduler to start SDR# with a 30-second delay after a system reboot. I also tried a third-party app to do the same thing. Neither method worked...

Funny you should mention that. I was just searching for a way to change serial numbers. I'll give it a try when I'm more awake because some folks mention bricking their dongles. 😏

I was afraid you'd say that because I don't think SDR# allows disabling dongles. So, I'll look for a way to keep it from starting before SDRTrunk starts. If I find a way, I'll post it here in case anyone needs it in the future. I saw SDRTrunk's disable feature but didn't think it would work...

These SDR programs sure are greedy when it comes to sharing dongles. 😉

@GTR8000 - Thank you so much for your help! I will try this when I get home. If I don't have SDRTrunk starting automatically, and all three dongles are connected, will SDR# select the correct dongle when it starts? Or will it just select a random dongle? Having an unattended reboot due to a...

Thank you 🙂

I also struggled to get it working. Here's a link to some of my posts as I worked through it: http://forums.radioreference.com/threads/rdio-scanner-sdrtrunk-setup-issues.469666/

Thank you, sir!

Hello, I have SDRTrunk using two SDR dongles to feed my local 800 MHz system to a BCFY Calls node and it works well. I have SDR# using one SDR dongle to feed audio from a local 2-meter repeater to a traditional BCFY feed. This, too, works well except for one problem: When I reboot my computer...

@Clats97 - I'm glad you got it working. I have the same setup with SDRTrunk, Rdio-Scanner, and NoIP. I have a fixed IP on this computer and port forward 3000. It works great except the NoIP address only works when I'm not connected to my home wifi. While at home I have to connect directly to the...

You shared a lot of good information. Thank you for taking the time!

All 65,535! Wow, that's a lot but it's good to know that it works. Thank you!

Ok, I'd also send everything if the system I monitor was like yours. I'll leave things as is for now. Maybe someone else will chime in with the pros and cons of sending everything. Thank you 👍

@Deziel0495 - That's the sense I'm getting while reading posts on this forum. However, I thought I read that the SDRTrunk developer advises more than 800 TGs can degrade performance. Do you use SDRTrunk? If so, how many TGs do you receive? I believe I'm well over 800.

Before I started feeding to Calls my SDRTrunk playlist consisted of mostly local TGs. When I was approved to be a feed provider for Calls, I just started feeding my original SDRTrunk playlist. Should I be feeding everything I'm capable of receiving to my Calls node? I live a mile from a...

@egftechman - You have an impressive setup! I got everything squared away with monitoring non-TOS talkgroups via my playlists. My "new" computer should be here tomorrow and I hope to get it set up this weekend. I will continue with my traditional feed and the new Calls feed on this computer...

I spent several hours monitoring my playlist today and finally started hearing the Law Tac talkgroups. Mea Culpa and thank you for all the guidance!