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I use one of these USB 2.0 to 3D AUDIO SOUND CARD ADAPTER VIRTUAL 7.1 ch | eBay
and it's ok for streaming
The model you posted I use those for my Tapped Scanner for Trunk88 and it works ok for that too. Only thing is they seem to fall apart after awhile I guess the heat and the plastic doesn't work well.
and it's ok for streaming
The model you posted I use those for my Tapped Scanner for Trunk88 and it works ok for that too. Only thing is they seem to fall apart after awhile I guess the heat and the plastic doesn't work well.
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I have used both of these and both work ok. The problem I have is that I have 2 feeds running at the same time on 2 copies of oddcast. I have them set to the start up folder so when the computer reboot they start back up automaticly. The problem is they both have the same "name" "generic USB audio something" so the oddcast gets confused on witch one to pick and the audio gets all mixed up and the fire audio ends up on the police feed or vice-versa. I have even had both audios on both feeds.
Makes me wonder how other feed providers do it? How about the NYC feed that uses 10 scanners with 10 of these USB cards?
Any help is welcome.
Makes me wonder how other feed providers do it? How about the NYC feed that uses 10 scanners with 10 of these USB cards?
Any help is welcome.
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Windows handling of multiple USBs is the culprit with mis-routing audio. I have 3 feeds running off identical USB audio devices to two websites on the same machine and don't have issues, now that I figured that out. Also, Scannercast can be a victim of this just as easily as Oddcast. One thing I did that seemed to help was to use an externally powered hub, rather than the onboard USB ports.
Windows handling of multiple USBs is the culprit with mis-routing audio. I have 3 feeds running off identical USB audio devices to two websites on the same machine and don't have issues, now that I figured that out. Also, Scannercast can be a victim of this just as easily as Oddcast. One thing I did that seemed to help was to use an externally powered hub, rather than the onboard USB ports.
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Ok I agree its windows, and I am using a hub, but how did you get around it? I don't know anything about windows, I just use it. All I want to do is feed 2 or 3 scanners to RR on one laptop and use ProScan to remote control them. The laptop and scanners are in a server room so I don't want to have to reconfigure everything when the thing reboots or updates.
Thanks for your input.
Thanks for your input.
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Tryton does not look it supports Windows 7. I use this Amazon.com: Creative Soundblaster X-Fi Go! Pro USB Audio System with THX SB1290: Electronics
And it supports windows 7. The USB you saw on eBay here are the requirements and the link I found it
System requirements: OS: Win98\ME\2000\XP
USB 2.0 3D MIC Speaker 5.1CH Audio Sound Card Adapter for sale
With you living in FL the cost is $41.99 at Best Buy awesome reviews. The one you’re looking at, a lot of people complained of humming noise or low volume.
The Sound Blaster I'm recommending is on eBay here: Creative - Sound Blaster X-Fi Go Pro External USB Sound Card | eBay
Hope that helps! And Good Luck
Are you using a hub with it's own wall wart power?
As for reboots, I bring each one up, one at a time - sorry, that probably doesn't help. You may want to bounce this off the folks at LiveATC.net - they have a number of "Super Feed" sites that I believe are remote only.
Thank You, I got a reply from the E-bay seller confirming exactly what you said. Thanks again for your help!
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