Right now I have no playlists. I wanted to import one from the DSheirer fork so that I don't have to start over from scratch.
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For sure, soon as I am back home. I am out of my home state for the week.
Read what I wrote in post 3. If you shut the program down, and delete the data folder, SDRT will prompt for auto import or auto/upgrade. Choose browse an direct it to the playlist you wish to
The original fork allows .xml selectivity, not sure why this was omitted in your fork. It is helpful when you're somewhere nowhere near range of the systems in your main playlist file to keep separate files for different areas. Or another from a different directory or drive altogether. Maybe that's just me
Having suffered with the Kennebec fork, I'm reluctant to give another fork access to all my playlists at the point of installation. You can understand why some of us might want to import playlists when we know how well the fork works - not before we've ever used it.
Felt the same but tried anyway. His install does not share same directories as SDRT. So if your doing recording with rdio scanner it Trunking recorder, one would just need to change the recordings folder directly to align with Denny SDRT recordings location.
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Thus why I'm testing this in virtual environments (3 to be exact, Windows, Linux & MacOS) Copied & imported the same playlist.xml on all 3 this way if one or more get mucked up I still have more than one copy backed up in non-virtual environments
I got it working by deleting the installation folder, then re-installing, this time I opted to import an existing playlist. Apparently if you don't do this the first time the program runs, you can't come back later and do an "add" or "import". And I have multiple playlist backups, so that part is less of an issue for me.
The only issue I have found so far is that nothing is showing in the "Events" section.
The only issue I have found so far is that nothing is showing in the "Events" section.
If you're scanning a trunked system you need to select the control channel row for the events list to populate
To each his own. But quicker way if needed is shut program down and delete the Data folder. Then relaunch the application. Without the data folder it will ack as if it’s being run for the first time, which will ask if you want to automatically import or browse and specify a playlist.
Yes, it didn't initially work until I restarted the program.
I know that NOW!
Some observations:
P25 trunking seems to work as intended. However, on one very busy system, you can't stop it. Going into the "Channels" tab and clicking the red "Stop" button doesn't stop the system from playing. It just continues to play. I have to close the program and then restart it. Another not so busy P25 system seems to stop when you stop it.
DMR Connect Plus and Tier III systems seem to only play audio from channels that are on the second slot of the control channel. The channel map information seems to be ignored. When you highlight the orange "Control" bar, no information appears in the "Events" tab, although the "Messages" tab does show information. At the top, no frequency, signal, decode, source, Target Alias, or Target information is displayed.
P25 trunking seems to work as intended. However, on one very busy system, you can't stop it. Going into the "Channels" tab and clicking the red "Stop" button doesn't stop the system from playing. It just continues to play. I have to close the program and then restart it. Another not so busy P25 system seems to stop when you stop it.
DMR Connect Plus and Tier III systems seem to only play audio from channels that are on the second slot of the control channel. The channel map information seems to be ignored. When you highlight the orange "Control" bar, no information appears in the "Events" tab, although the "Messages" tab does show information. At the top, no frequency, signal, decode, source, Target Alias, or Target information is displayed.
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Or are you just noting that on the control channel it's only playing audio on one timeslot, TS2? Because that is typical control channel behavior, whereby typically TS1 is always occupied by control channel data (and in the case of T3, sometimes both TS on a control channel are occupied by control channel data).
To clarify, are you saying that you have all the proper frequency / LCN pairings in place for a given CON+ or T3 site, but the program is only sitting on the control channel and playing audio from TS2? Versus it playing audio from other frequencies on the same trunked system site?
Or are you just noting that on the control channel it's only playing audio on one timeslot, TS2? Because that is typical control channel behavior, whereby typically TS1 is always occupied by control channel data (and in the case of T3, sometimes both TS on a control channel are occupied by control channel data).
I tested a few busy P25 systems by me. Clicking stop gets them to stop playing but the tabs with the frequency maps stay open. Is this what you're seeing or do you continue to observe control channel, calls, etc?
Yes, on Broward County Florida system id 997, after clicking the red "stop" button, I continue to hear calls. No visual indication of activity, just audio. And yes, the tab stays open, and closing it still doesn't stop the audio. OTOH, Coral Springs system 544 stops as soon as the red "stop" button is clicked.
What does the queue count show after you hit stop? Could it be that the call queue is still draining?
Where do I find the queue count?
Other than this one small issue, P25 decoding is working great.
EDIT: I found "Queued" at the top right. It's showing 201 queued and dropping after I click "Stop".
Not that I have found. Hopefully the developer will show up and answer questions.
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