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Re: Hytera DMR Gateway
Hi Jake, I am still following.
Will try zero as you suggest.
Was there a link to the video?
When I go to use transcoder after a several day unused period, I find I have to reboot the ASL system.
Hi Jake, I am still following.
Will try zero as you suggest.
Was there a link to the video?
When I go to use transcoder after a several day unused period, I find I have to reboot the ASL system.
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Chris K7AZ
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#5583
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Re: Hytera DMR Gateway
Hi Chris,
Not sure if you're still following this thread. Great video on this! I had a similar problem but found the solution. It's been working nicely.
DMRGateway.ini
[General]
Timeout=0 <-----
Hi Chris,
Not sure if you're still following this thread. Great video on this! I had a similar problem but found the solution. It's been working nicely.
DMRGateway.ini
[General]
Timeout=0 <-----
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Jake Litwin
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#5582
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Re: ASL Analog_Bridge and dvswitch.sh
#analog_bridge
Ed,
Not as of today, but it is planned for SOON.
Steve N4IRS
Ed,
Not as of today, but it is planned for SOON.
Steve N4IRS
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Steve N4IRS
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#5581
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ASL Analog_Bridge and dvswitch.sh
#analog_bridge
When changing digital modes via dvswitch.sh is there a way to set the audio levels for each mode. Not using DVSM with this installation.
Ed W8VT
When changing digital modes via dvswitch.sh is there a way to set the audio levels for each mode. Not using DVSM with this installation.
Ed W8VT
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Ed W8VT
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#5580
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Re: Linking dmrlink and HBlink3
#dmrlink
#hblink
Correct – that error is an “error" because I wrote the code that calls it one. It has been observed many times and isn’t an issue. I’ve suspected it has something to do with XNL/XCMP, but am
Correct – that error is an “error" because I wrote the code that calls it one. It has been observed many times and isn’t an issue. I’ve suspected it has something to do with XNL/XCMP, but am
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Cort N0MJS <n0mjs@...>
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#5579
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Re: Linking dmrlink and HBlink3
#dmrlink
#hblink
I get the same looking error when a mototrbo repeater is connected as a peer (see below)
all working good here
ERROR 2019-12-09 04:42:22,977 (Peer-5-XN TS2) Unknown Message - Type: f0 From: 4770
I get the same looking error when a mototrbo repeater is connected as a peer (see below)
all working good here
ERROR 2019-12-09 04:42:22,977 (Peer-5-XN TS2) Unknown Message - Type: f0 From: 4770
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area51now@...
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#5578
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Re: Linking dmrlink and HBlink3
#dmrlink
#hblink
The error message your seeing looks like mine when a trbo peer is connected (below is mine) every thing working fine here
ERROR 2019-12-09 04:42:22,977 (Peer-5-XN TS2) Unknown Message - Type: f0 From:
The error message your seeing looks like mine when a trbo peer is connected (below is mine) every thing working fine here
ERROR 2019-12-09 04:42:22,977 (Peer-5-XN TS2) Unknown Message - Type: f0 From:
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area51now@...
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#5577
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Re: Linking dmrlink and HBlink3
#dmrlink
#hblink
After taking a few days off, I am coming back into my config files and trying to understand an error message. Following is the log file when confbridge.py is running. Note one of my peers starts and
After taking a few days off, I am coming back into my config files and trying to understand an error message. Following is the log file when confbridge.py is running. Note one of my peers starts and
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ai6bx
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#5576
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Re: Linking dmrlink and HBlink3
#dmrlink
#hblink
Cort,
Do you by chance have any suggestions after the log report of my last post?
thank you,
keith
Cort,
Do you by chance have any suggestions after the log report of my last post?
thank you,
keith
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ai6bx
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#5575
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Re: Bad audio from analog_bridge
and how to run usrpaudio.py from systemd ?
I created the service "usrpaudio.service" in which I noted:
ExecStart = /opt/Analog_Bridge/./USRPAudio.py -s> / dev / null 2>
and how to run usrpaudio.py from systemd ?
I created the service "usrpaudio.service" in which I noted:
ExecStart = /opt/Analog_Bridge/./USRPAudio.py -s> / dev / null 2>
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Philippe, f5rvx
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#5574
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Re: Bad audio from analog_bridge
If you can get raw PCM to stdout, you can pipe that audio to lame, then pipe lame to ezstream. No sound card, virtual or otherwise, required. You could perhaps do this with ffmpeg as well. Going the
If you can get raw PCM to stdout, you can pipe that audio to lame, then pipe lame to ezstream. No sound card, virtual or otherwise, required. You could perhaps do this with ffmpeg as well. Going the
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Patrick Perdue
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#5572
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Re: Bad audio from analog_bridge
Ok I see. I did’t work on that part yet but I plan to use darkice as broadcast feed.
I think I’ll need to install a virtual sound card and then pipe the audio into darkice.
Ok I see. I did’t work on that part yet but I plan to use darkice as broadcast feed.
I think I’ll need to install a virtual sound card and then pipe the audio into darkice.
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JF
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#5571
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Re: Bad audio from analog_bridge
OK,
I thought you were planning to send the audio to Broadcastify.
Steve
OK,
I thought you were planning to send the audio to Broadcastify.
Steve
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Steve N4IRS
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#5570
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Re: Bad audio from analog_bridge
Hi Steve, I’m not sure what command line you are talking about.
My setup is:
BM<>mmdvm_bridge<>analog_bridge<>usrpaudio.py
Here is the command, I run those manually to monitor
Hi Steve, I’m not sure what command line you are talking about.
My setup is:
BM<>mmdvm_bridge<>analog_bridge<>usrpaudio.py
Here is the command, I run those manually to monitor
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JF
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#5569
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Re: Bad audio from analog_bridge
Glad to hear it. That's what usrpaudio.py is for.
You might want to post your command line so others can learn from it.
73, Steve N4IRS
Glad to hear it. That's what usrpaudio.py is for.
You might want to post your command line so others can learn from it.
73, Steve N4IRS
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Steve N4IRS
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#5568
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Re: Bad audio from analog_bridge
Works perfect with usrpaudio.py thanks!
Works perfect with usrpaudio.py thanks!
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By
JF
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#5567
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Re: Linking dmrlink and HBlink3
#dmrlink
#hblink
Okay, for giggles, I swapped the port in my dmrlink.cfg script and instead of the secondary port inserted the repeater master port number. I am pretty sure this is not what I had entered last time it
Okay, for giggles, I swapped the port in my dmrlink.cfg script and instead of the secondary port inserted the repeater master port number. I am pretty sure this is not what I had entered last time it
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By
ai6bx
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#5566
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Re: Linking dmrlink and HBlink3
#dmrlink
#hblink
Frustrating is all I can say right now. I have gone through the ports and IP addresses on both ends to be certain they are correct, checked all my firewall rules to see if something somehow changed,
Frustrating is all I can say right now. I have gone through the ports and IP addresses on both ends to be certain they are correct, checked all my firewall rules to see if something somehow changed,
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ai6bx
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#5565
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Re: Bad audio from analog_bridge
Just a guess...
but I would look at the analog side in the area of other radios didital noise getting back through. Perhaps from a synthesized tx/rx where you are using a analog sound
Just a guess...
but I would look at the analog side in the area of other radios didital noise getting back through. Perhaps from a synthesized tx/rx where you are using a analog sound
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Mike KB8JNM
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#5564
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Re: Bad audio from analog_bridge
You are listening to USRP audio packets. USRP is a simple wrapper around the audio, but it is causing your sound issues. Look at USRPAudio.py for a python solution to audio monitoring.
You are listening to USRP audio packets. USRP is a simple wrapper around the audio, but it is causing your sound issues. Look at USRPAudio.py for a python solution to audio monitoring.
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Mike Zingman - N4IRR
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#5563
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