jf911
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Im in the process of installing a base station at my FD and i am wanting to know what it will take for me to hook it up to a PC for live streaming to a scanner app
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Apx4500 for live streaming
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Pull filtered RX audio from pin 26 of the accessory connector, pin 14 is ground. Feed that to a line or mic level input of the sound card on the PC. Adjust the audio volume level via the PC accordingly.
I'm assuming that the 4500 connector is the same as a 6500. I could not locate the 4500 accessory pin out online.
I'm assuming that the 4500 connector is the same as a 6500. I could not locate the 4500 accessory pin out online.
Yeah it's the same, and that's exactly right. Filtered RX and Ground, adapted to Left/Mono (end) and Ground (base) contacts of a 3.5mm jack will do just fine. Just set that up for a fire department's Broadcastify feed the other week.
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