Raspberry Pi / SDR streaming software capability question

[KA9OSN]

I’m looking to put together a dedicated SDR streaming box using a Pi3 and RTL-SDR so I can keep my SDS200 free for other things.
There are 4 different departments on two different P25 simulcast systems, plus a separate single frequency NXDN system that I plan to stream.
I’m not operationally familiar with OP25 or SDRTrunk. Would either work for this application? Is there a better option? What is the learning curve to install & configure?

Thanks in advance.

 

[n0esc]

It's due for an update, but Lindsay just posted that he's looking at getting back to this project but there is a Broadcastify specific Raspberry Pi software image. More info here:

Broadcastify Raspberry Pi Feed Appliance Image v1.0 (BETA)

I'm excited to announce the release of the "New and Improved" Broadcastify Raspberry Pi Feed Appliance Image in beta format for your review and implementation. The image should support most Raspberry Pi hardware from Pi version 2 through the latest Raspberry Pi 4 hardware...

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Broadcastify Raspberry Pi Feed Appliance Image

Broadcastify Raspberry Pi Feed Appliance Image BETA

www.broadcastify.com

 

[DC31]

My suggestion would be to start with only one dept/system/stick and figure that out before trying multiples. As far as learning curve, they are all challenging but I feel SDRTrunk is a little less than the others. It allows you to import settings from RadioReference rather than requiring json formatted configuration files. Multiple sticks on a pi3 may be asking a lot of it. I have had early successes using an Inovato Quadra with SDRtrunk.

Thread 'Good Raspberry Pi alternative for streaming'
Good Raspberry Pi alternative for streaming

i have not had good experiences with the BCFY feed appliance image for a pi.