Before I begin to ask this question, let me clarify that I do NOT want to decrypt the encrypted talkgroups or anything like that. I simply want to see when the group is active, for time logging.
I use SDRTrunk and Trunking Recorder to listen to MPSCS's Digital P25 Phase 1 Trunking System.
SDRTrunk uses JMBE to decode (NOT decrypt) the voice channels that are scanned by my system, however, JMBE does not process or create a file for any encrypted traffic. Which is fine, I don't need to hear it, but I still want to see when they are in use? SDRTrunk does show on screen when encrypted talkgroups are talking, but it doesnt log any information regarding the call because it would be stored in the non existent audio file for that call.
Unitrunker (used with DSD+) functions a little different and actually produces an audio file for encrypted traffic (scrambled audio only though since its not decrypted) and has the metadata with it.
What can I do to log the encrypted traffic without using Unitrunker? I cannot run both simultaneously because SDRTrunk allocates ALL SDRs attached to the system.
I use SDRTrunk and Trunking Recorder to listen to MPSCS's Digital P25 Phase 1 Trunking System.
SDRTrunk uses JMBE to decode (NOT decrypt) the voice channels that are scanned by my system, however, JMBE does not process or create a file for any encrypted traffic. Which is fine, I don't need to hear it, but I still want to see when they are in use? SDRTrunk does show on screen when encrypted talkgroups are talking, but it doesnt log any information regarding the call because it would be stored in the non existent audio file for that call.
Unitrunker (used with DSD+) functions a little different and actually produces an audio file for encrypted traffic (scrambled audio only though since its not decrypted) and has the metadata with it.
What can I do to log the encrypted traffic without using Unitrunker? I cannot run both simultaneously because SDRTrunk allocates ALL SDRs attached to the system.