Doesn’t sound right but honestly never watched the frequencies cycle through and checked them.Next question is if I am "playing" the North group, why do I see freq displayed and traffic on them from other groups? I would think that I would only copy the 5 freqs that I have entered for the North group (or is that where the C4FM or LCM settings come into play?).
No problem … it’s looking to load lib for a dongle you don’t have.I have noticed this in the terminal window activity. Not sure if it is something I should be concerned with or not.
2024-05-18 08:33:55.084 INFO i.g.d.s.t.s.api.SDRplay - Loading API Library from default install path: /usr/local/lib/libsdrplay_api.so [15MB/27MB 57%]
2024-05-18 08:33:55.085 ERROR i.g.d.s.t.s.api.SDRplay - Unable to load SDRplay API library from default install path. Loading from java system library path [15MB/27MB 57%]
2024-05-18 08:33:55.086 WARN i.g.d.s.t.s.api.SDRplay - SDRPlay API library not found/installed on this system. Ensure the API is installed either in the default install location or the install location is included in the 'java.library.path' JVM property contains path to the library file [libsdrplay_api.so]. Current library path property contents: /usr/local/lib [15MB/27MB 57%]
2024-05-18 08:33:55.086 INFO i.g.d.s.t.s.api.SDRplay - API library was not loaded [15MB/27MB 57%]
2024-05-18 08:33:55.086 INFO i.g.d.s.t.s.api.SDRplay - API library is not available. [15MB/27MB 57%]
With just SDRtrunk you are limited. Record everything in SDRtrunk and use rdio-scanner to listen to the recorded files. This will give you the type of control you want.Another question. I am guessing that the only way to lock the sw onto one specific talkgroup would be to mute all the other talkgroups and just leave the one set to listen that I am interested in hearing (or 2 if I set the audio to stereo)?
I will eventually get this figured out! lol.
No, in my opinion but you can supplement it with one called “rdio-scanner”.Are there other sw packages out there that are a good or better than this one?