rdio-scanner domain setup

[aimedtoannoy]

Currently have a few godaddy domains, would like to use one with rdio-scanner so I can listen to my radio while out and about. just cant figure out how to get my domain to work with the auto cert feature. planned on pointing my domain to my IP.

 

[noamlivne]

I am not using domains/my IPs. I am using Tailscale program and app.
I have no knowledge about Port Forwarding and no access to my landlord's router, so I use Tailscale. It is easy for me that way.
I would recommend it. It is a free software and no need to touch your router or pay for domains.

Basically you download the Tailscale for Windows, for example, and to your phone, after you logged in with username and password you created.
Then each device gets it own IP address, that only you can access from any other device that runs Tailscale
So for example, the computer that runs SDRTrunk+rdioScanner got 100.12.34.56 IP thanks to the Tailscale installed on it, then you enter the that IP into the rdioScanner app (in Android) for example https://100.12.34.56/ or http://100.12.34.56:3000/ as the Server URL in the Settings of the rdioScanner scanner app in Android and the Access Code you set in rdioScanner /admin page (if you didn't change it it is rdio-scanner) and hopefully it will connect

• So computer with SDRTrunk has rdioScanner. Check that you can access it with localhost:3000
  Then with Tailscale running on that computer, check that you can connect with the IP that Tailscale gave you and probably :3000 at the end. If all is well - the instructions I wrote above about Android + Tailscale app + rdioScanner app will work

 

[aimedtoannoy]

[*]So computer with SDRTrunk has rdioScanner. Check that you can access it with localhost:3000
Then with Tailscale running on that computer, check that you can connect with the IP that Tailscale gave you and probably :3000 at the end. If all is well - the instructions I wrote above about Android + Tailscale app + rdioScanner app will work
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oh nice, Just tried it out, works amazing. This route is 100% more simple lol

 

[Deziel0495]

Free Dynamic DNS - Managed DNS - Managed Email - Domain Registration - No-IP is also another good one. Completely free, although there are paid options as well depending what you are looking for.

 

[KJ4LZM]

I just set up Broadcastify Calls node and use SDRTrunk to feed it. I then take the URL and paste that on my home screen on my iPhone. Click it and I can listen to all calls from my feed.

 

[ThreatLevelMidnight]

So computer with SDRTrunk has rdioScanner. Check that you can access it with localhost:3000
Then with Tailscale running on that computer, check that you can connect with the IP that Tailscale gave you and probably :3000 at the end. If all is well - the instructions I wrote above about Android + Tailscale app + rdioScanner app will work

Having some trouble getting SDRtrunk to talk to rdio

I have tailscale set up, can see my instance from my phone, but SDRtrunk will not connect to rdio

 

[chriswheeler795]

I am not using domains/my IPs. I am using Tailscale program and app.
I have no knowledge about Port Forwarding and no access to my landlord's router, so I use Tailscale. It is easy for me that way.
I would recommend it. It is a free software and no need to touch your router or pay for domains.

Basically you download the Tailscale for Windows, for example, and to your phone, after you logged in with username and password you created.
Then each device gets it own IP address, that only you can access from any other device that runs Tailscale
So for example, the computer that runs SDRTrunk+rdioScanner got 100.12.34.56 IP thanks to the Tailscale installed on it, then you enter the that IP into the rdioScanner app (in Android) for example https://100.12.34.56/ or http://100.12.34.56:3000/ as the Server URL in the Settings of the rdioScanner scanner app in Android and the Access Code you set in rdioScanner /admin page (if you didn't change it it is rdio-scanner) and hopefully it will connect

• So computer with SDRTrunk has rdioScanner. Check that you can access it with localhost:3000
  Then with Tailscale running on that computer, check that you can connect with the IP that Tailscale gave you and probably :3000 at the end. If all is well - the instructions I wrote above about Android + Tailscale app + rdioScanner app will work

To clarify, this allows access to the Rdio Scanner on a phone or pc when away from home?

 

[noamlivne]

To clarify, this allows access to the Rdio Scanner on a phone or pc when away from home?

Indeed.

 

[millam]

I just set up Broadcastify Calls node and use SDRTrunk to feed it. I then take the URL and paste that on my home screen on my iPhone. Click it and I can listen to all calls from my feed.

SDRTrunk still doesn't decode NDXN, right? About 75% of my area is NDXN.

 

[noamlivne]

SDRTrunk still doesn't decode NDXN, right? About 75% of my area is NDXN.

Still not.
Maybe in the unknown future.
DSDPlus Fastlane and DSD FME do NXDN.

 

[millam]

Still not.
Maybe in the unknown future.
DSDPlus Fastlane and DSD FME do NXDN.

Do Fastlane, FME to complicated for me. O well.....

 

[bg_nashville]

Having some trouble getting SDRtrunk to talk to rdio

I have tailscale set up, can see my instance from my phone, but SDRtrunk will not connect to rdio

Did you ever figure this out? I am having the same problem.