I have never been a fan of Broadcastify.
Broadcastify is different then the Broadcastify Calls platform. Broadcastify currently has 62,743 listeners so I'm kind of surprised you said that.
I have never been a fan of Broadcastify.
Too complicated.Broadcastify is different then the Broadcastify Calls platform. Broadcastify currently has 62,743 listeners so I'm kind of surprised you said that.
I don't think it's a birdie but you could try adding 52 MHz to the IF Exchange frequency grid then upload the settings. Download the settings first so the scanner and ProScan settings are in sync. If still present then only way is to lock it out. Double clicking the L/O button will permanently lock it out.Using proscan on my 15x, set 20 seconds to move on from a frequency. 52.000 sends like a little burst so it gets hung up and won't move on. Besides LO, anything else I could do?
That will happen if you have the History Logging option "Each Transmission New Row" unchecked. The Resume Scan/Search function probably resumed scanning after 30 seconds of constant carrier so that adds 30 seconds to the duration. Next time around, the duration is 30 seconds from before plus another 30 seconds. Each time the same conv. freq or TGID will add to the duration.Another question. Using the upper right corner option to set time limits on transmissions, got home today and discovered a 3 minute audio from 1 frequency. Had it set to 30 sec. Does proscan know its actual talking so it kept recording until it was finished?
Negative.Does proscan know its actual talking so it kept recording until it was finished?
You can't have the same IP address on multiple systems. Here is an IP(not real) 111.222.333.444. The '1's represent a computer. The '2's represent your network in your house. The '3's your local area. The '4's represent your ISP. So the '1's change with each computer on your home network. So, That is why you are not able to connect from several different computers, using the same IP address.Have two instances of proscan running on one PC. A BCD 536 and 436 . On that same PC I can enter the IP and ports on fire fox or chrome and they both come up fine. But when I go to a PC in another room ( same network) same IP and port #'s both time out and neither connect on either browser Same result on laptop in basement.
It should work. All I can suggest is to double check and triple check the IP address and port of the server. I'm sure you did that already but I've seen it a few times.Have two instances of proscan running on one PC. A BCD 536 and 436 . On that same PC I can enter the IP and ports on fire fox or chrome and they both come up fine. But when I go to a PC in another room ( same network) same IP and port #'s both time out and neither connect on either browser Same result on laptop in basement.
I don't agree. The IP address and port # is of the server. Multiple browsers can connect to the same server at the same time.You can't have the same IP address on multiple systems. Here is an IP(not real) 111.222.333.444. The '1's represent a computer. The '2's represent your network in your house. The '3's your local area. The '4's represent your ISP. So the '1's change with each computer on your home network. So, That is why you are not able to connect from several different computers, using the same IP address.
It sounds like windows firewall is blocking access from all but the local computer you have the Proscan server running on.Have two instances of proscan running on one PC. A BCD 536 and 436 . On that same PC I can enter the IP and ports on fire fox or chrome and they both come up fine. But when I go to a PC in another room ( same network) same IP and port #'s both time out and neither connect on either browser Same result on laptop in basement.
Chris I would not recommend you give NETWORK Advise as you have it all wrong as you are no where close to even correct.You can't have the same IP address on multiple systems. Here is an IP(not real) 111.222.333.444. The '1's represent a computer. The '2's represent your network in your house. The '3's your local area. The '4's represent your ISP. So the '1's change with each computer on your home network. So, That is why you are not able to connect from several different computers, using the same IP address.
You didn't read my reply carefully. I said the numbers I used were not real. I was pointing out how the specific IP #'s changed with each computer, and which #'s don't change. You just confirmed. That the only thing was. I got it backwards.Chris I would not recommend you give NETWORK Advise as you have it all wrong as you are no where close to even correct.
192.168.100.001 Router
192.168.100.002-254 are your local PC's just a basic setup.
turns out it was in firewall settings. Out of frustration, I deleted all instances of proscan re installed , but in a different folder. When I checked the firewall settings, I saw Proscan was on the allow list, so I moved on. That was my mistake. Upon further investigation, I highlighted Proscan, then clicked details and saw it still listed the old folder, after I corrected the info to the new location/ folder...all is well.It sounds like windows firewall is blocking access from all but the local computer you have the Proscan server running on.
If you're going to scold someone for giving bad advice, you probably ought to make sure to at least post accurate info in your rebuttal. Now it's your turn...Chris I would not recommend you give NETWORK Advise as you have it all wrong as you are no where close to even correct.
192.168.100.001 Router
192.168.100.002-254 are your local PC's just a basic setup.
And you still had it wrong the last set change per computer not the first set.You didn't read my reply carefully. I said the numbers I used were not real. I was pointing out how the specific IP #'s changed with each computer, and which #'s don't change. You just confirmed. That the only thing was. I got it backwards.
Have two instances of proscan running on one PC. A BCD 536 and 436 . On that same PC I can enter the IP and ports on fire fox or chrome and they both come up fine. But when I go to a PC in another room ( same network) same IP and port #'s both time out and neither connect on either browser Same result on laptop in basement.
it turned out the problem was in the firewall settings. As usual, operator error on my part....but thanks very much for the detailed help you offered.The last thing I would check is that your firewall settings on both machines allow connections between each other. That may be the reason your other devices dont work right now.
Hope this helps! If you have questions please feel free to reach out.