Assume you're meaning to stream on a local network, vs externally using something like Broadcastiy?
thank you for your help and time boatbod ill look into that.
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Ill give that a try thank you. What would really be cool is. if I could play like you tube red with some 80/ 90s rock going and every time the pi transmits it cuts the music off and continues with the transmission. then turns the music back on after the transmission stops just like the radio I have now. My car is all decked out with some cool stuff thanks to the raspberry. it also has the knight rider voice in it introducing itself as kit from knight rider. I have led strip light inside that are voice and it looks like the car is talking. Three cameras and a ham radio going on. The kids up at my daughter high school calls it the spaceship car. Just a dumb project I am working on to keep me sane in a small town with nothing to do. Thank you for the info ill check into that.For what it’s worth, here is how I do it:
Run OP25 on a RPi (64 bit OS). Output to a Null Sink in Pulseaudio on the pi. Run Zellostream on the pi (GitHub - aaknitt/zellostream: Python script to stream audio one way to a Zello channel). Use PAVucontrol to route the audio from the monitor of the Null Sink to the source for Zellostream. Works like a charm. Advantages when using the Zello app over a streaming app: 1. audio stream delay is in milliseconds rather than minutes. 2. Audio is streamed only when there is an active transmission (streaming apps like BCFY stream all the dead air between transmissions.) 3. Transmissions are stored for immediate playback if you don’t catch what they said.
here is the link to the P25 stream described above:
Check out the Franklin County (MA) Fire Simulcast 1 channel on Zello.
Franklin County (MA) Fire Simulcast 1
Primary Fire/EMS dispatch and communication channel Other related Zello channels: FC Fire Channel1 FC Fire Ops3 FC Fire Ops4
Take a look at this thread, especially boatbod’s post:
OP25 - Any easy setup guides for OP25 on a Raspberry Pi
I have a new Pi400 I am really enjoying, have it clocked at 2.3 gigs, running cool no problems. I use DSD fastlsne on my windows computer and love it. Would like a p25 decoder on the Pi400 and it looks like OP25 is the way to go. I you tubed it and only found one install guide by Fuzzy, and you...forums.radioreference.com
I don’t remember the details, but I used the 64 bit OS for the pi.
install pavucontrol (sudo apt install pavucontrol). Then you will find Pulseaudio volume control under the Sound and Video menu. Use this to route the output of op25 to the input of zellostream.
I already have op25 I Just need the zello guide Im really new at this thank you
After re- reading this I think I know what you mean im going to try it now thank youTake a look at this thread, especially boatbod’s post:
OP25 - Any easy setup guides for OP25 on a Raspberry Pi
I have a new Pi400 I am really enjoying, have it clocked at 2.3 gigs, running cool no problems. I use DSD fastlsne on my windows computer and love it. Would like a p25 decoder on the Pi400 and it looks like OP25 is the way to go. I you tubed it and only found one install guide by Fuzzy, and you...
I don’t remember the details, but I used the 64 bit OS for the pi.
install pavucontrol (sudo apt install pavucontrol). Then you will find Pulseaudio volume control under the Sound and Video menu. Use this to route the output of op25 to the input of zellostream.
I am not getting it because I don't have a raspberry pi start icon. It vanished and I don't know how to get it back.Take a look at this thread, especially boatbod’s post:
OP25 - Any easy setup guides for OP25 on a Raspberry Pi
I have a new Pi400 I am really enjoying, have it clocked at 2.3 gigs, running cool no problems. I use DSD fastlsne on my windows computer and love it. Would like a p25 decoder on the Pi400 and it looks like OP25 is the way to go. I you tubed it and only found one install guide by Fuzzy, and you...
I don’t remember the details, but I used the 64 bit OS for the pi.
install pavucontrol (sudo apt install pavucontrol). Then you will find Pulseaudio volume control under the Sound and Video menu. Use this to route the output of op25 to the input of zellostream.
I came across this thread because I was having long delays with OP25 and steaming to my local icecast/liquid instance, so I thought I would give Zello a shot. Redirecting the sound card still had significant delays (10 seconds +). I noticed that the zellostream had a UDP option, so I just used the same port that I was previously using for icecast pulled the sample rate down to 8,000 (from 48,000) in the zello config, and now it works beautifully.For what it’s worth, here is how I do it:
Run OP25 on a RPi (64 bit OS). Output to a Null Sink in Pulseaudio on the pi. Run Zellostream on the pi (GitHub - aaknitt/zellostream: Python script to stream audio one way to a Zello channel). Use PAVucontrol to route the audio from the monitor of the Null Sink to the source for Zellostream. Works like a charm. Advantages when using the Zello app over a streaming app: 1. audio stream delay is in milliseconds rather than minutes. 2. Audio is streamed only when there is an active transmission (streaming apps like BCFY stream all the dead air between transmissions.) 3. Transmissions are stored for immediate playback if you don’t catch what they said.
here is the link to the P25 stream described above:
Check out the Franklin County (MA) Fire Simulcast 1 channel on Zello.
Franklin County (MA) Fire Simulcast 1
Primary Fire/EMS dispatch and communication channel Other related Zello channels: FC Fire Channel1 FC Fire Ops3 FC Fire Ops4
