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I've been dabbling in this area with a friend and this+trunk-recorder looks amazing. The other solutions we ran across (Unitrunker, DSDPlus) are all built on r
by mmastrac 10y ago
I've been dabbling in this area with a friend and this+trunk-recorder looks amazing.
The other solutions we ran across (Unitrunker, DSDPlus) are all built on rickety virtual audio cables running in Windows. They _work_, but just barely and are very brittle.
- madengr 10y agoThis works well; at least version 2 when I last tried it in the fall: https://github.com/DSheirer/sdrtrunk/blob/master/CHANGELOG https://github.com/DSheirer/sdrtrunk/blob/master/CHANGELOG
- finnn 10y agoSomething trunk-recorder does that sdrtrunk doesn't (appear) to do is work with multiple radios simultaneously. Each cheap SDR is only capable of receiving like 2MHz at a time, but if I combine like 6 of em I can cover most of the local trunked emergency radio system
- madengr 10y agoActually sdrtrunk does claim to support multiple dongles, though I have not verified the functionality. I tried it with an Airspy (10 MHz BW) so I did not need the multiple SDR support.
- codecamper 10y agoAre you saying 6 is all you need for most locales? Or that is the case in your area?
- finnn 10y agosorry, should have been more clear. 6 was what I need for my area.