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Is there any software like ProScan on equivalent to stream my scanner on a MacBook without using boot camp etc.
 

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If you'll be hosting the stream on said Macbook, from the Broadcastify alternative broadcasting software page:

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  • Audio Hijack from Rogue Amoeba (setup instructions contributed by a volunteer are attached below)
  • BUTT v 0.1.13 or later: Works on Windows, Mac, and Ubuntu. (No cost but they would like a donation)
  • Nicecast Setup Instructions. Note: Nicecast from Rogue Amoeba has been retired.They recommend migrating to Audio Hijack for a modern broadcasting setup.

If you're not looking to host the stream but are simply looking for playback & control, then Proscan's web server interface works great from any device with a web browser. Take my 20 year old iBook G4 for example running Lubuntu & waaay out of date/support web browser
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Hi!
Try scansds.online
Here are some of the functions:
  • Full scanner control over USB from the browser, using Chrome's Web Serial API (volume, squelch, hold, scan, avoid, direct entry — everything you'd expect from the physical panel).
  • Remote sessions: share your scanner with a 6-character code and different access levels, from "listen only" to full control — great if you want someone to follow the scanner without touching anything, or to run it yourself from your phone when you're away. Remote clients can join even from Safari on iPhone or iPad, no install needed.
  • Live audio and display streamed in real time to anyone who joins the session.
  • Favorites editor with a System → Department → Channel tree, real-time search, cloud backup, and direct write-back to the scanner's SD card.
  • Activity log with filters, grouping, and CSV export.
  • Auto Scan: sweeps a frequency range on its own, stops on active frequencies, and logs every hit.
 
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