I've been very happy with OP25 and have it setup and running on a couple pi4's and an on old thin client running ubuntu 18.04.
I have Nooelec NESDR SMArt v4 SDR devices but I've never used multi.
My goal is to originate 2 customized streams from one P25 phase II simulcast w/audio & metadata feeding to 2 different icecast mount points in the most efficient way possible.
Right now I'm monitoring a P25 phase II simulcast and originating 2 customized streams by running one instance on each pi4 with different white/blacklists. I followed the README-rpi3-liquidsoap methods and everything has worked great, rock solid.
Is multi now the correct approach for what I'm attempting to do to reduce this to one PC running OP25?
My understanding is that I load a cfg.json with multi_rx.py and that cfg contains arguments similar to how I had everything setup in op25.sh, op25.liq & meta.json
I see the example cfg.json but I'm not completely wrapping my head around it.
Looking at p25_example.json gets me a little closer but Is there anything I can reference as I make changes?
I get that this is really smart and I'm a dumb user.
I have Nooelec NESDR SMArt v4 SDR devices but I've never used multi.
My goal is to originate 2 customized streams from one P25 phase II simulcast w/audio & metadata feeding to 2 different icecast mount points in the most efficient way possible.
Right now I'm monitoring a P25 phase II simulcast and originating 2 customized streams by running one instance on each pi4 with different white/blacklists. I followed the README-rpi3-liquidsoap methods and everything has worked great, rock solid.
Is multi now the correct approach for what I'm attempting to do to reduce this to one PC running OP25?
My understanding is that I load a cfg.json with multi_rx.py and that cfg contains arguments similar to how I had everything setup in op25.sh, op25.liq & meta.json
I see the example cfg.json but I'm not completely wrapping my head around it.
Looking at p25_example.json gets me a little closer but Is there anything I can reference as I make changes?
I get that this is really smart and I'm a dumb user.