RDIO SCANNER

[ThinlineDynamicSolutions]

Hi everyone, this is Mike from Thinline Dynamic Solutions and owner of OhioRSN. I’m still working through a few final items while balancing my full-time job and responding to fire calls. I deployed the latest version last night for final testing and bug fixes.

Our current app, Ohio RSN, will be transitioning to Thinline Radio in the App Store. I’m finishing up the remaining work on both the app and our data server, and you can expect the update within the next week or two.

We will also be releasing a full setup video for Windows. I truly appreciate all the feedback—there have been a lot of additions and improvements, so there will be plenty to explore. I’m here to continue supporting, improving, and growing the platform.

Thinline Radio is built from the open-source rdio-scanner project on GitHub, and I want to take a moment to recognize and thank the original developer for the work they put into building and sharing that project with the community. Their contribution laid the foundation that has made tools like this possible.

The original project has not seen updates in about three years, and with the needs of our community growing, I made the decision to develop both the mobile app and the new server infrastructure myself. What you’ll see with Thinline Radio reflects over a year of additional development, integrating the features, fixes, and alerting systems I’ve built over the past four years of using Rdio.

This isn’t about taking someone else’s work—it’s about expanding on it, investing the time, and continuing the progress in a way that benefits everyone.

Thank you all for your support, patience, and feedback. I’m excited to share what’s next, and I’m here to help the platform continue to grow.

 

[saioke]

Hi everyone, this is Mike from Thinline Dynamic Solutions and owner of OhioRSN. I’m still working through a few final items while balancing my full-time job and responding to fire calls. I deployed the latest version last night for final testing and bug fixes.

Our current app, Ohio RSN, will be transitioning to Thinline Radio in the App Store. I’m finishing up the remaining work on both the app and our data server, and you can expect the update within the next week or two.

We will also be releasing a full setup video for Windows. I truly appreciate all the feedback—there have been a lot of additions and improvements, so there will be plenty to explore. I’m here to continue supporting, improving, and growing the platform.

Thinline Radio is built from the open-source rdio-scanner project on GitHub, and I want to take a moment to recognize and thank the original developer for the work they put into building and sharing that project with the community. Their contribution laid the foundation that has made tools like this possible.

The original project has not seen updates in about three years, and with the needs of our community growing, I made the decision to develop both the mobile app and the new server infrastructure myself. What you’ll see with Thinline Radio reflects over a year of additional development, integrating the features, fixes, and alerting systems I’ve built over the past four years of using Rdio.

This isn’t about taking someone else’s work—it’s about expanding on it, investing the time, and continuing the progress in a way that benefits everyone.

Thank you all for your support, patience, and feedback. I’m excited to share what’s next, and I’m here to help the platform continue to grow.

Can you confirm that Thinline radio will allow one to use their own rdio-server? Don't get me wrong, I respect the service that you offer but for many of us, OhioRSN doesn't offer the counties that we're interested in so we'd rather host/listen/run them ourselves. Perhaps, maybe a way to provide our own feed for OhioRSN as well? It's unfortunate that Rdio-scanner hasn't put out any updates for awhile so it would be nice to have someone take over that mantle.

When you say appstore, I presume you're talking about IOS. Can you also confirm that Thinline Radio will also be available on the Google Play Store?

 

[ThinlineDynamicSolutions]

Can you confirm that Thinline radio will allow one to use their own rdio-server? Don't get me wrong, I respect the service that you offer but for many of us, OhioRSN doesn't offer the counties that we're interested in so we'd rather host/listen/run them ourselves. Perhaps, maybe a way to provide our own feed for OhioRSN as well? It's unfortunate that Rdio-scanner hasn't put out any updates for awhile so it would be nice to have someone take over that mantle.

When you say appstore, I presume you're talking about IOS. Can you also confirm that Thinline Radio will also be available on the Google Play Store?

We will not be running any servers for anyone, its essentially going to be the same setup, you run and manage your own server how you choose. We added a feature where you can register your server and it will appear in our app if you don't list it as private. This just makes it easier for you to just add it and type in your login info to your account on your server. The mobile app will be available for iOS and Android, its developed cross platform. It will also still be compatible with old Rdio- Version 6 Servers without alerts, and Thinline Radio Server with or without alerts.

 

[saioke]

We will not be running any servers for anyone, its essentially going to be the same setup, you run and manage your own server how you choose. We added a feature where you can register your server and it will appear in our app if you don't list it as private. This just makes it easier for you to just add it and type in your login info to your account on your server. The mobile app will be available for iOS and Android, its developed cross platform. It will also still be compatible with old Rdio- Version 6 Servers without alerts, and Thinline Radio Server with or without alerts.

Excellent, thanks for clearing all that up, and keep up the great work! Your software sounds like a godsend.

 

[lukestaker]

Hi everyone, this is Mike from Thinline Dynamic Solutions and owner of OhioRSN. I’m still working through a few final items while balancing my full-time job and responding to fire calls. I deployed the latest version last night for final testing and bug fixes.

Our current app, Ohio RSN, will be transitioning to Thinline Radio in the App Store. I’m finishing up the remaining work on both the app and our data server, and you can expect the update within the next week or two.

We will also be releasing a full setup video for Windows. I truly appreciate all the feedback—there have been a lot of additions and improvements, so there will be plenty to explore. I’m here to continue supporting, improving, and growing the platform.

Thinline Radio is built from the open-source rdio-scanner project on GitHub, and I want to take a moment to recognize and thank the original developer for the work they put into building and sharing that project with the community. Their contribution laid the foundation that has made tools like this possible.

The original project has not seen updates in about three years, and with the needs of our community growing, I made the decision to develop both the mobile app and the new server infrastructure myself. What you’ll see with Thinline Radio reflects over a year of additional development, integrating the features, fixes, and alerting systems I’ve built over the past four years of using Rdio.

This isn’t about taking someone else’s work—it’s about expanding on it, investing the time, and continuing the progress in a way that benefits everyone.

Thank you all for your support, patience, and feedback. I’m excited to share what’s next, and I’m here to help the platform continue to grow.

any idea on when the next update will be? would like to give the server a try

 

[ThinlineDynamicSolutions]

any idea on when the next update will be? would like to give the server a try

I'm getting everything together now. Will most likely be releasing tomorrow with a setup video. Repo will be empty until I have completed all checks and guides.

GitHub - Thinline-Dynamic-Solutions/ThinLineRadio

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github.com

 

[n8vur]

I'm getting everything together now. Will most likely be releasing tomorrow with a setup video. Repo will be empty until I have completed all checks and guides.

GitHub - Thinline-Dynamic-Solutions/ThinLineRadio

Contribute to Thinline-Dynamic-Solutions/ThinLineRadio development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com

I just want to take a moment and say "thank you" for the work you have put into this. I have an RDIO system in NE Ohio that is pulling in traffic from Cuyahoga and Lorain counties (and some Erie county being added.) I am going to have to look at throwing ThinLineRadio on one of my ec-2 instances and start kicking the tires.

 

[dehaan203]

ThinLine, I am absolutely loving your app, I currently have several feeds into it from Philly Fire Radio, 10, total, typically running 5 or 6 at a time. I noticed sometimes it gets stuck and keeps repeating a transmission until I manually skip it. Sometimes the next call in the stack get stuck and other times it just continues on as normal. Didn’t know if you had this reported yet, or if is an issue only on my end. Using an Ipad

 

[ThinlineDynamicSolutions]

ThinLine, I am absolutely loving your app, I currently have several feeds into it from Philly Fire Radio, 10, total, typically running 5 or 6 at a time. I noticed sometimes it gets stuck and keeps repeating a transmission until I manually skip it. Sometimes the next call in the stack get stuck and other times it just continues on as normal. Didn’t know if you had this reported yet, or if is an issue only on my end. Using an Ipad

I released an app update Monday morning addressing this. We switched over to a new audio codec that required a different audio package in the mobile app. This created new bugs unfortunately however I believe they are all resolved now.

 

[dehaan203]

Mike,
Thank you for the quick response. I guess my iPad didn’t update it yet. Again loving the app