Yup there is any audio issue and I bought Proscan and can't figure out on how to get my audio working. My ProScan software is working and connected but no audio no matter what right now.
SDS200 - LAN??
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My advice is this. Start from scratch and use the instruction guide put together at the Proscan site. If you follow that sequence it will work. I've run into issues in the past with audio not making it to the client, and just starting with that tutorial (has pictures) and walking through step by step got things working correctly. The tutorial forces you to confirm things at each step. I know it's frustrating at the moment but keep at it you will love the end result.
Web server tutorial:
https://www.proscan.org/Uniden BCD536HP Wi-fi Stream and Remote Access Via Proscan Web Server.pdf
RSOIP tutorial:
https://www.proscan.org/Uniden BCD536HP Wi-fi Stream and Remote Access Via Proscan RSOIP.pdf
I've seen this a few times with the SDS200. Try the following:
1. Insure no other apps such as VLC are connected to the SDS200 LAN audio.
2a. Power cycle the scanner.
2b. Retest the audio.
3a. In the scanner menu, go to the Settings -> LAN Settings -> Set IP Assignment then change the Auto or Manual to Disable.
3b. Exit the menu and let the scanner restart.
3c. Go into the menu Set IP Assignment again and change it back to what it was before. Either Auto or Manual.
3d. Exit the menu and let the scanner restart.
3e. Retest the audio.
I've heard of step 3 fixed the problem for one person.
Please provide feedback if it works or doesn't work.
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Still no dice. No matter how many times I reset LAN settings, reboot the scanner and restart Proscan, I get the same error. When I select "Auto Detect IP Scanners" under the "URL Audio Setup & Monitor" tab, it finds my SDS200 with the corresponding IP address. However, after hitting "Reconnect" , it still says "TCP Not Connected" and "UDP Not Connected"
Are you running AVG anti-virus software by any chance? That is known to interrupt TCP traffic.
Nope
Two other things to try. Other then that, I'm out of ideals.
1. Test using the VLC program.
2. Change the scanner IP Assignment to Manual and use another IP Address.
I don't know if it is the same but I had to with the 536hp wifi audio like I stated before I had to do a complete Uninstall of Proscan and Radiofeed. I used Revo to scan the computer after the Uninstall for any remaining remnants of both programs. After that I reinstalled and everything worked correctly don't know if it will help others but it helped me in my situation.
To add I believe my issue was with a firewall exception. After reinstall my pc came up with a prompt to except for Proscan to run if I remember correctly.
I am done messing with it for the evening. My feed is back up the old way via my BCD996P2. Going out for the night will try and tackle it tomorrow.
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Those are simply the defaults for most consumer routers. I never use the defaults so mine are not even close, but still private IPs.
Nothing at all, it's a CIDR address as long as it starts with 192.168
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This is what I had to do. Remove the ProScan activation on the pc. Uninstall ProScan with revo uninstaller it will want you to scan for remnants of ProScan I clicked advanced and then scan and then deleted everything it found.Restarted the computer and reinstalled ProScan. After reactivation on the PC set everything back up and hit start on the RSOIP and got the prompt below clicked allow and had audio. Again I do not know if this will solve everyone's problem but it did mine.
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CIDR isn't contained only in addresses starting with 192.168. I might be misunderstanding what you're saying.
Correct, be we are in the context of consumer/home networks.
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Icom: IC-7300 IC-PW1 ID-5100A ID-51A Plus 2 IC-R30 Hytera PD782G Kenwood TH-D74 Uniden SDS100 DVMega SDRplay RSPduo
I will try that. I also plan on installing on another pc running another version of windowsThis is what I had to do. Remove the ProScan activation on the pc. Uninstall ProScan with revo uninstaller it will want you to scan for remnants of ProScan I clicked advanced and then scan and then deleted everything it found.Restarted the computer and reinstalled ProScan. After reactivation on the PC set everything back up and hit start on the RSOIP and got the prompt below clicked allow and had audio. Again I do not know if this will solve everyone's problem but it did mine.
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I want to buy the full version of Proscan but not until I can get the trial version to work, lol.
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You will, hang in there. As others have said, uninstall, delete, go back to square one. Then carefully follow the tutorials step by step. I don't remember all the details, but not following all the steps in order can definitely cause the issues discussed here.
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Right and home networks don't need to start with 192.168 either. I guess I am missing your point.
Enough already nobody cares about IP addresses
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