RadioFeed

[pearock1]

That's great it all worked. My problem now is i am setting radiofeed up on a different pc. Win7 fresh clean install. My problem now is that i can only connect with the local ip. The external won't connect. I went into windows firewall and allowed RF. I am thinking some sort of network set up problem. What should i be looking for?

 

[ProScan]

That's great it all worked. My problem now is i am setting radiofeed up on a different pc. Win7 fresh clean install. My problem now is that i can only connect with the local ip. The external won't connect. I went into windows firewall and allowed RF. I am thinking some sort of network set up problem. What should i be looking for?

Router port forwarding needs setup for TCP traffic on the computer IP address and port number specified in the RadioFeed Web Server.

 

[pearock1]

Yea i just figured that out. sorry i am new to this. i forgot i had to forward to each ip.

 

[mule1075]

5-0 Radio tested and RadioFeed works with it. Use format like http://173.58.107.82:5000/stream


Thank you. Forgot about that. It was late at night.

No problem glad to be of help.

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[pearock1]

Everything is working great! But i noticed that RF would not work when i used my WIFI connection with the pc with the server on it. Only with the pc plugged into the Ethernet. I this normal?

 

[pearock1]

One more thing. Could you listen to my feed San Bernardino Police system 10 and give my advice on getting rid of the hum ?

 

[krokus]

Everything is working great! But i noticed that RF would not work when i used my WIFI connection with the pc with the server on it. Only with the pc plugged into the Ethernet. I this normal?

The port forwarding needs to be set for whichever interface is in use. You cannot switch back and forth, without making the changes in the port forwarding. (They have different MAC addresses, so the router sees them as different computers, which means they get different IP addresses on your network.)

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[krokus]

One more thing. Could you listen to my feed San Bernardino Police system 10 and give my advice on getting rid of the hum ?

Hum is typically from one of two things. Most commonly is a grounding issue, so making sure you have all the ground connections tied to one ground point, in a star formation. Using a ground loop isolator is another option.

There is a chance there is a bit of DC on the line, so using a DC block would work for that case. (Which is going to be a capacitor being placed in the line.)

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[cobraultra]

One more thing. Could you listen to my feed San Bernardino Police system 10 and give my advice on getting rid of the hum ?

pearock1 - i put a ground loop isolator in-between my scanner and pc... they cost like 6 bucks on ebay... it helped a good bit.

 

[flythunderbird]

Another option for taking out the hum is to use RadioFeed's notch filter function, but I would add the aforemenetioned ground loop isolator first.

 

[pearock1]

Thanks for all your help. I just bought a bearcat bct15x and need some help programming in the San Bernardino system 10 into it. I followed along with a guy's video on YouTube which seemed helpful but but when it does pick up a talk group its real faint and lists of static. It also gets hung up on a id I didn't program into it.

 

[marcotor]

Thanks for all your help. I just bought a bearcat bct15x and need some help programming in the San Bernardino system 10 into it. I followed along with a guy's video on YouTube which seemed helpful but but when it does pick up a talk group its real faint and lists of static. It also gets hung up on a id I didn't program into it.

Pearock, what are you using to program the 15x with? If you haven't, grab FreeScan and use that. System 10 is a splinter system, and needs to be programmed as such, otherwise you get reception exactly as you described.

Also, the Easier to read 15x manual is always nice to reference when needed (and shows where to edit for Splinter Systems):
Easier to Read BCT15-X Scanner Manual

 

[pearock1]

I just manually programmed it. The video was for mot. Smart net. Which I thought that's what sbpd system 10 was.

 

[pearock1]

Thanks Marcotor! It was jsut as you said. I changed it to splinter and i have perfect audio. Now i have to play with Freescan but i manually programmed the Talkgroups and Freqs. Thanks again for your help.

 

[pearock1]

Programmed with Freescan and Broadcasting with Proscan. Two very good programs.

 

[pearock1]

Now i am experimenting with the remote scanner over ip. I started the server and did the port forwarding but when i put the ip address into my browser nothing happens.

 

[ProScan]

Now i am experimenting with the remote scanner over ip. I started the server and did the port forwarding but when i put the ip address into my browser nothing happens.

Remote Scanner Over IP Server works with the ProScan Remote Scanner Over IP Client (for full control) and the ProScan Free Client (for monitoring only). No browser involved.

 

[pearock1]

Thanks again for your help. I'm learning. lol Worked beautifully. Nice.

 

[pearock1]

I am thinking about getting Whistler WS1040 Digital Handheld Police Scanner. Will proscan work with this scanner? What is the benefit of a digital verses a analog scanner?

 

[krokus]

What is the benefit of a digital verses a analog scanner?

You can listen to P25 transmissions, and possibly other formats used in your area.

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