Hello friends, First of all I would like to congratulate Eric, and the other friends from here that help in tests, for the excellent work in developing the GPS / SMS service for HBlink. I have been su

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Thank you Randy, 73 from PU2XTL.

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That is the ugly solution that i think for playback.py #line 112 def dmrd_received(self, _peer_id, _rf_src, _dst_id, _seq, _slot, _call_type, _frame_type, _dtype_vseq, _stream_id, _data): ... #line 14

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Yes, i am using playback.py for PARROT. I read the source code of playback.py, but i am have not enough skills in Python for test any modifications. About my server configs i get instructions from htt

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Yes it is, but its not the point. The point is that the DudeStar crashes the ECHO service in HBlink3.

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At the " Call log window" ## TX (1) - from radio (ID:1000007) 13:02:43 VOICE START SYS: MASTER-1 SRC: 724216401; 724216401 TS: 2 TGID: 9999 Papagaio SUB: 1000007 ; Heitor, heitor h3 13:02:48 VOICE END

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from parrot.log # TX (1) - from radio (ID:1000007) INFO 2021-03-17 13:02:43,529 (PARROT) *START RECORDING* STREAM ID: 2539034976 SUB: 1000007 (1000007) REPEATER: 9999 (9999) TGID 9999 (9999), TS 2 INF

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Hello, I have sucessfully configured a HBlink3 private server ( http://vps29637.publiccloud.com.br) with PARROT just for learning purposes. I use just 2 TGs: 13 for Local and 9999 for ECHO - parrot. T

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