It's ridiculous how many people have switched in the last year or so. If you have the patience to set-up and learn a Linux operating system on your computer you can monitor TRBO with a discriminator tapped scanner and DSD, but it's quite an undertaking and there are a lot of things to tweak in order to make it work just right. "DMRDecode" is a lot easier to setup and works on Windows, but it will only tell you analytical information about the Trbo system (conventional, one of the trunked variants, color code (tone), talkgroup, etc) and not decode voice.
I hit a wall monitoring the UCSD system because I can either run DSD, or DMRDecode, but not both from the same computer/scanner... so I can't correlate which voice traffic corresponds to which talkgroup. Dang it!
P.S. Thanks Brian, I had forgotten the link!
I hit a wall monitoring the UCSD system because I can either run DSD, or DMRDecode, but not both from the same computer/scanner... so I can't correlate which voice traffic corresponds to which talkgroup. Dang it!
P.S. Thanks Brian, I had forgotten the link!