SDRTrunk - Ignore TG

belvdr

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Trying to optimize my config here. Is it possible to have SDRTrunk ignore specific talkgroups entirely? For example, in the "Now Playing" tab, if I know of an encrypted TG, it would save resources if the SDR could simply ignore that TG, correct?
 

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For an existing system that's already in sdrtrunk, you can ignore tgs when you in your alias list, click on the said tg un if checked, uncheck both listen and record.


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And for next time you download a system into sdrtrunk, check the box that says set enc to mute.


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belvdr

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For an existing system that's already in sdrtrunk, you can ignore tgs when you in your alias list, click on the said tg un if checked, uncheck both listen and record.

And for next time you download a system into sdrtrunk, check the box that says set enc to mute.
I've done that but it still shows in Now Playing. Guessing there's no way to stop that.
 

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The now playing is showing all activity that is happening on the control channel. There is no way to have it not show the events taking place. In the bottom pane however you can utilize the filtering that's there to display what you are only interested in seeing. I turn off registrations and data and it leave the bottom window much nicer.

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belvdr

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The now playing is showing all activity that is happening on the control channel. There is no way to have it not show the events taking place. In the bottom pane however you can utilize the filtering that's there to display what you are only interested in seeing. I turn off registrations and data and it leave the bottom window much nicer.
Oh great, that's good to know, thanks! I assumed (possibly incorrectly) that having the computer watch an encrypted connection would tie up resources, including the max channel config. That was my main concern.
 

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There is currently no way to have SDRTrunk completely ignore specific talkgroups. It will tune to all voice activity, which means that yes it does use resources to some degree in doing so. It has been requested numerous times over the years to allow SDRTrunk to stop tuning to "locked out" talkgroups (similar to how we can ignore data calls), however that feature has not been implemented so far, unfortunately.
 
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