SDRTrunk 0.6.1 Beta 1

[mtindor]

@mtindor @dave3825

sdrtrunk -> User Preferences -> Decoder -> JMBE Audio Library window ...

Current Version: None. Click Select or Create Library button to setup.
File: (not set)
[Create Library] {Select] [Reset]
[,/] Alert when decoder requires missing JMBE library.

Since I've received no "Alert" should I ignore this? Or, do I need to Create a JMBE library?

Well, it says Current Version: None. So you need to set it up. Pretty easy at least on Windows. I think it's kind of automatic in the latest versions. But in linux I think you have to some manual work to create the library, and then you have to tell SDRTrunk where to find it.

You do need the JMBE library. If you are doing it on Linux you are just going to have to read some documentation.

 

[mtindor]

Well, it says Current Version: None. So you need to set it up. Pretty easy at least on Windows. I think it's kind of automatic in the latest versions. But in linux I think you have to some manual work to create the library, and then you have to tell SDRTrunk where to find it.

You do need the JMBE library. If you are doing it on Linux you are just going to have to read some documentation.

Optional Requirements​

JMBE version 1.0.9+ is required for decoding APCO25 Phase 1/2 and DMR digital audio on Linux and OSX aarch64 and this library can be compiled within the sdrtrunk application.


Legacy instructions for compiling the JMBE library are located at: JMBE

 

[kd4e]

Optional Requirements​

JMBE version 1.0.9+ is required for decoding APCO25 Phase 1/2 and DMR digital audio on Linux and OSX aarch64 and this library can be compiled within the sdrtrunk application.


Legacy instructions for compiling the JMBE library are located at: JMBE

OK, so, since Johnson County is DMR and I'm using Linux - I need to click [Create Library]? If so I'll get that started ... in the morning.

Thanks!

 

[mtindor]

OK, so, since Johnson County is DMR and I'm using Linux - I need to click [Create Library]? If so I'll get that started ... in the morning.

Thanks!

unless you are running Linux - read the link. You have to build the library and put it in the right directory

 

[kd4e]

OK, so I did the manual - download the JMBE zip file, unzipped it in Downloads, and ran creator from the /bin folder.

Then I started SDRTrunk - it wasn't recognized.

I went to the sdrtrunk -> User Preferences -> Decoder -> JMBE Audio Library window and it showed nothing.

So, I clicked on Create Library and it said an updated version was available, so I said OK, and it automatically handled it (in Linux).

Create Library created a JMBE folder in /SDRTrunk/jmbe/ with jmbe-1.0.9.jar (It's only 200.7KiB)

The folders created by 'creator' in /Downloads are bin, conf, legal, lib, plus the files jmbe-1.0.9.jar (It's only 200.7KiB) and release.txt

In User Preferences -> Audio -> Output/Tones I'm seeing new options (at least I believe they're new), including alsa_playback.java [default] - STEREO and others.

I didn't see any reference to HDMI (monitor speakers) anywhere so I plugged a speaker into the headphone jack of the Dell. Tones in User Preferences are plenty loud. I'm seeing some orange lines, which may be signals or noise, but nothing on the speaker.

 

[dave3825]

In User Preferences -> Audio -> Output/Tones I'm seeing new options (at least I believe they're new), including alsa_playback.java [default] - STEREO and others.

I didn't see any reference to HDMI (monitor speakers) anywhere so I plugged a speaker into the headphone jack of the Dell. Tones in User Preferences are plenty loud. I'm seeing some orange lines, which may be signals or noise, but nothing on the speaker.

I am running on Windows but, WIndows obtained the name of the HDMI monitor I am using




And it shows in SDRT





In your Linux, does that list your HDMI monitor? Does Linux display connected devices? When in other Linux progs, are there sound settings and do those list your monitor?

.

 

[kd4e]

I just heard a couple of brief tones and a snippet of a voice! Twice now.

I'm seeing "TONE 1093.73 (20ms)" on DMR Channel TS:1 Frequency 155.90250 AFD Dispatch

It just flashed up "Data" in color (maybe on the same line) for a moment as well.

I think the "Data" was on the line just below the tone line - it flashes very quickly.

Otherwise, it's scanning and showing IDLE for all of the channels.

 

[kd4e]

In your Linux, does that list your HDMI monitor? Does Linux display connected devices? When in other Linux progs, are there sound settings and do those list your monitor?

I normally can see the HDMI device in Linux - but am not finding it anywhere right now. Very odd.

Since I have audio coming through the speaker plugged into the headphone jack - I'll ignore that for now.

 

[dave3825]

I normally can see the HDMI device in Linux - but am not finding it anywhere right now. Very odd.

That may be why SDRT is not offering your HDMI monitor in the output section for you to select.

 

[kd4e]

That may be why SDRT is not offering your HDMI monitor in the output section for you to select.

That monitor won't stay connected, so it's unimportant. Right now it's the DRM configuration I can't figure out.

 

[kd4e]

@mtindor UPDATE: The tone that was displayed for the one Channel has disappeared. I take it that they time out?
Just observed:

JCSO CAR-CAR
Channel Type: Unknown
Color Code Timeslot 1:8
Color Code Timeslot 2:7

AFD DISPATCH
Channel Type: Unknown
Color Code Timeslot 1:3
Color Code Timeslot 2:4

 

[kd4e]

Is the orange line likely to be a control signal or just a local noise source? I do hear something occasionally, but it's only a couple of syllables.

 

[kd4e]

RadioReference lists 154.355 twice, once as LCN 01 & LSN 1 and once as LCN 01 & LSN 2

It lists 158.805c twice, once as LCN 02 & LSN 3 and once as LCN 02 & LSN 4

Also, lists 159.570 twice, once as LCN 03 & LSN 5 and once as LCN 03 & LSN 6

158.805c & 159.570 don't show up anywhere else (not associated with any agency).

How should I add them (channel name, alias, alias list, etc.)?

Thanks!

 

[kd4e]

MORE:

154.355 is listed for Johnson County Fire Dispatch and is labeled "RM" - repeater.

I'll try Cloning a second 154.355 FD dispatch channel with the second one as LCN 01 & LSN 2

 

[kd4e]

@mtindor Anydesk is installed on the MX Linux SDRTrunk computer ...

 

[mtindor]

@mtindor Anydesk is installed on the MX Linux SDRTrunk computer ...

Might want to keep this in private message and not posted in the forum lol

 

[kd4e]

Might want to keep this in private message and not posted in the forum lol

I wasn't going to send the number in the open. My next question was how one starts a private message on RR. I don't see a button or pop-up anywhere for that.

 

[mtindor]

I wasn't going to send the number in the open. My next question was how one starts a private message on RR. I don't see a button or pop-up anywhere for that.

I messaged you a few times and private messaging you responded to it. It’s the icon right next to the icon that shows you for notifications.

 

[Mikek]

I have an interesting issue with this build - Monitoring a DMR T3 system (MGM Grand, Las Vegas) - I have muted almost all TG's on the system but continue to get audio on every one of them. In the Now Playing tab, when traffic first appears, it shows a different Talkgroup. After a few seconds, the correct Talkgroup is shown. The incorrect group is not a valid ID and so isn't in the alias list. I assume that's why it's not muted...

Let me know if I can provide any other info. Thanks!

 

[sunwave]

I see people are trying to mute talkgroups but they still hear them. Anytime you make a change in the alias tab you must press save. SDRTrunk won't automatically save changes you make. I think people are forgetting to press save.