Unitrunker - Two Different Sets of Talkgroups To Follow

[Mr_Boh]

I was looking for the best way to accomplish the following, I figured someone already had some best practice:

Trying to set up three SDR dongles (or VCOs as it were), one for CC, and two (or more) for talkgroup following. I wanted to have one VCO follow one list of talkgroups (i.e. Dispatch) and a second VCO follow a different set (i.e. Tactical), but wanted to make sure that the one set to follow dispatch didn't also follow tac channels and vise-versa. All on the same system/site.

What's the best way to set this up?

Thanks in advance!

 

[KD8DVR]

I was looking for the best way to accomplish the following, I figured someone already had some best practice:

Trying to set up three SDR dongles (or VCOs as it were), one for CC, and two (or more) for talkgroup following. I wanted to have one VCO follow one list of talkgroups (i.e. Dispatch) and a second VCO follow a different set (i.e. Tactical), but wanted to make sure that the one set to follow dispatch didn't also follow tac channels and vise-versa. All on the same system/site.

What's the best way to set this up?

Thanks in advance!

Well, it really doesn't work that way. What happens if both vcos go active at the same time? You hear a merge of both. Best thing to do is set your priorities. If you lock out a talkgroup, it locks it out systemwide...on all vcos. Multi dongle setups are used to monitor several system's control channels...then audio is piped thru a single voice dongle.

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[Mr_Boh]

Goal would be a left and right channel audio feed. ie Fire right, PD Left. So FD TGs one dongle (or VCO) and PD on the other.

 

[Mr_Boh]

I think I discovered my answer. Would need to use TrunkingRecorder. Hopefully this program still needs to do what I need:

Trunking Recorder - Recording audio from trunked radio systems monitored by Unitrunker