Online Scrambled Feeds

[justinlp]

Anybody got some live feeds of police that use the scramble a lot?

 

[SkipSanders]

Why would you want to listen to a scrambled feed? The feeder can't UNscramble it, you know. And if they did, they'd be getting a very quick visit from the FBI for violating ECPA. That sort of thing DOES draw attention.

If you think the appropriate agencies don't have people monitoring this board, think again.

 

[justinlp]

i just want some to listen too. anybody got some?

 

[hoser147]

Justin check the yahoo groups there is one there that has some clips of encryption of different types.....Its a disscusion group about it but they have em. You might have to join which is free .There nothin illegal about wanting to hear it or discuss the subject, They can scan this forum all they want theres nothing illegal here either............. Good Scannin Hoser

 

[justinlp]

ok i will check them out, do you have any police feeds that use scramble a lot?

 

[hoser147]

Ohio MARCs system if you can find a feed. ODNR Wildlife is scramble but not on there all the time

 

[dtscho]

The Yahoo group referred to in this thread appears to be this one:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/voice_encryption_and_scrambling/

Dave

 

[brandon]

Here is a site with lots of audio samples of various scrambling methods.
http://www.signals.taunus.de/TABLES/VOCODER.HTML

For VHF/UHF/800 the following site has a few more samples of encryption (towards the center of the page)
http://www.kb9ukd.com/digital/

 

[justinlp]

Thats good stuff but no one has any live feeds of PD's or SO's that use it offten?

 

[jasonpeoria911]

Why would anyone have any live feeds of it, scrambled is scrambled lol. No scanner, phone, nuthin can decode it and if it could, you would be going to jail.

Jason

 

[justinlp]

Yes theres plenty of descramblers out there, and plus if you work for a dept which has it built in on your radios why not?

 

[SkipSanders]

There are VERY few agencies still using the old inversion scrambling, which is the only method of encryption possible to unscramble.

Law enforcement scrambling now is digital, and not possible (short of NSA grade equipment and personel) to decode. Yes, there is in theory a possibility that you might, in time (weeks or months) decode DVP... but not from a streamed audio feed. You have to have the original transmission recorded at high quality to hope to do that.

The only place I've heard inversion scrambling on in 10 years now is GMRS bubblepack radios.

 

[JoeyC]

I wonder if Indio CA PD still uses their voice inversion?

Why would anyone bother streaming something that nobody could listen to? Kind of defeats the purpose of online streaming. :roll: