Tulsa public safety feed
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Have you used the Report a Problem link to notify the feed provider?
I have reported problems on every place I can find to so. Several apps and broadcastify web page.
I joined this forum just to ask this question. I'm glad to learn it's not "just me." I, too, have loaded/unloaded several apps, used various desktops, etc. in attempts to confirm if the issue is my phone. All the "venues" indicate there are other listeners, so that had me thinking that other people are able to hear it. As stated above, it's been inaudible for several days. I'm jonesin and have the shakes... 
As of 11:29a, on 09/30/19, the answer is "Yes."
Yes, a number of times
The provider may have shut the feed off. Keep in mind the feeds are user submitted. For any reason and any time may a user shut their feed off. Why most prefer a in hand scanner as primary and use the online feed for out of their home area scanning.
I don't see that particular feed listed now. It looks like the next best option is the public safety feed covering several counties. Or invest in a scanner if you are local to the area and program it to listen to what you want.
For clarification, is it the feed with the problem entitled "Tulsa, Creek, Osage, Rogers and Washington Counties Public Safety "? The thread title here just says "Tulsa public safety feed", so I assumed there was a separate feed just focused on Tulsa. I just tried listening to Tulsa, Creek, Osage, Rogers and Washington Counties Public Safety and didn't hear anything, so I presume that is the actual feed with the problem.
Because of the way Broadcastify works, with volunteer feed providers, it's likely the only person who knows what is wrong with the feed and if it will get fixed is the feed provider.
I see the same feed provider for Tulsa, Creek, Osage, Rogers and Washington Counties Public Safety streams aviation frequencies, and at least one of those is still working.
Because of the way Broadcastify works, with volunteer feed providers, it's likely the only person who knows what is wrong with the feed and if it will get fixed is the feed provider.
I see the same feed provider for Tulsa, Creek, Osage, Rogers and Washington Counties Public Safety streams aviation frequencies, and at least one of those is still working.
You are correct, it is the feed you have above "Tulsa, Creek, Osage, Rogers and Washington Counties Public Safety " . It has been several days since we have been unable to hear anything, yet is says "online". We hope he will be able to get it fixed and doesn't just close down the feed. This is very popular with a lot of people. Thank you for your response.
Going on a couple of weeks now with no audio on Tulsa, Creek, Osage, Rogers and Washington Counties Public Safety I have reported everywhere I could find to report. Still waiting.
Below is a message I got 4 days ago from a "Gordon"
support@gordonedwards.net
But nothing since then.
"Thank you for the problem report you submitted for the "Tulsa, Creek, Osage, Rogers and Washington Counties Public Safety" scanner.
I let the volunteer that provides the audio for that feed for Broadcastify.com (where my app gets the audio for it from) know about the problem (by going to Tulsa, Creek, Osage, Rogers and Washington Counties Public Safety Live Audio Feed and clicking on the "Report a Problem" button). If you notice problems with this feed in the future, you can use that same link to let them know about the problem yourself (rather than waiting for me to forward your report on to them).
Thanks,
Gordon"
I work with tulsascan. A family emergency has him currently out of pocket, with return being unknown. I'm sure he left everything on autopilot, and, well, you know, if it can go wrong.... He's a very conscientious person, and as soon as he gets back, I feel confidant the feed will return. When? I have no idea.
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