It occurred to me...
Suppose you are feeding a live stream to the Internet via OddCast using a Uniden scanner. If you have the Uniden UASD software and use "online control" so your computer can display the scanner data, then obviously the information on the scanner operation and audio stream (channel, frequency etc) is available to the computer to "drive" the computer display the UASD software generates.
So what's the feasiblity of "uploaded" this UASD data along with the audio stream with the idea that someone listening to the stream via the internet, IF they also had the UASD software, could allow the "stream" to drive their UASD software and display channel info etc....
dave
Suppose you are feeding a live stream to the Internet via OddCast using a Uniden scanner. If you have the Uniden UASD software and use "online control" so your computer can display the scanner data, then obviously the information on the scanner operation and audio stream (channel, frequency etc) is available to the computer to "drive" the computer display the UASD software generates.
So what's the feasiblity of "uploaded" this UASD data along with the audio stream with the idea that someone listening to the stream via the internet, IF they also had the UASD software, could allow the "stream" to drive their UASD software and display channel info etc....
dave
