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Hello,
I'm wondering if anyone from Rhode Island would be interested in providing a scanner feed into the Teamspeak Server that I run.
Information regarding Teamspeak can be found at my website, http://www.scanmassachusetts.net . Follow the "Teamspeak Feed and Chatroom Info" link on the Scan Massachusetts menu. Teamspeak offers a very unique and effective means of providing scanner feeds in an easy to navigate format. It offers clients easy access to numerous scanner feeds by just the click of a mouse.
In a nutshell, providing a feed would entail running the Teamspeak Client, which is a very low profile program consuming very little of your system resources. It would also require a 9 KBPS stream of audio constantly running from your computer across the internet to the server. This has virtually no effect on a broadband connection. It of course requires a sound card with a line-in jack and a scanner with an external speaker/headphone jack as well.
I would be primarily interested in a RI State Police feed, but any other public safety content in addition to or instead of RISP would be welcomed and appreciated as well.
If anyone is interested, kindly e-mail me off list. Thanks very much for reading, and Happy New Year.
I'm wondering if anyone from Rhode Island would be interested in providing a scanner feed into the Teamspeak Server that I run.
Information regarding Teamspeak can be found at my website, http://www.scanmassachusetts.net . Follow the "Teamspeak Feed and Chatroom Info" link on the Scan Massachusetts menu. Teamspeak offers a very unique and effective means of providing scanner feeds in an easy to navigate format. It offers clients easy access to numerous scanner feeds by just the click of a mouse.
In a nutshell, providing a feed would entail running the Teamspeak Client, which is a very low profile program consuming very little of your system resources. It would also require a 9 KBPS stream of audio constantly running from your computer across the internet to the server. This has virtually no effect on a broadband connection. It of course requires a sound card with a line-in jack and a scanner with an external speaker/headphone jack as well.
I would be primarily interested in a RI State Police feed, but any other public safety content in addition to or instead of RISP would be welcomed and appreciated as well.
If anyone is interested, kindly e-mail me off list. Thanks very much for reading, and Happy New Year.
