FWIW: WIRES x bridging would be done over RF using a radio and a hotspot. DVSwitch therefore doesn't care about that part, so long as the hotspot connecting the WIRES x room can talk to the reflector.

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Just an aside: I used to use a hardware vocoder for AMBE. I can't tell the difference between hardware and software. Yes, you'll definitely want hardware for D-Star. That's currently covered by the tr

To avoid transcoding issues between multiple common AMBE codecs, it's a better idea to use hblink and a single instance of DVSwitch. Hblink connects to the master servers (if Brandmeister, use OpenBri

Have you tried another Brandmeister server? I have the same problem with another talkgroup, 31679, through server 3101, and it has nothing to do with DVSwitch, as I am using a hotspot and a DMR radio.

So, something like this? repeaterCall1=KE4DYI repeaterBand1=d repeaterType1=0 repeaterAddress1=127.0.0.1 repeaterPort1=20011 reflector1=xlx679b atStartup1=1 reconnect1=1 frequency1=434.00000 offset1=0

Hi: I've been using DVSwitch for nearly two years, but have never needed to care about DStar until now. I have previously connected my system to XLX via DMR, but now I want to have a second DVSwitch i

Thanks, got it.

OK, I only need this for a static bridge with ambe hardware anyway, so the dashboard isn't required. It is not installed now anyway, re: previous errors. How can I then install dvswitch-server without

Hi: I'm attempting to install DVSwitch-server on a Mac Mini converted to Debian 9, which is also running ASL with radio hardware connected, thus, why it's not running Buster. Linux square 4.9.0-14-amd

I'd just have BM create an interlink for your XLX reflector, and not use DVSwitch for that part. Oh yeah, I just said that on the DVSwitch mailing list... Seriously though, that's probably the cleanes

Hi: Sounds like you're connecting DVSwitch to both Brandmeister and your XLX reflector. Is that correct? On my system, using an XLX Interlink from Brandmeister 3101, and a remote transcoder that isn't

I remember some discussion about sound being very choppy on the ASL Buster images a few months ago. No idea what the status of that is now. I'll try it and see what happens.

Sorry, I should clarify... I want to build a radio-less node in the sense that there is a fob with a microphone and output connected, which incorporates DVSwitch Server.

I don't mean to hijack the thread, though this is somewhat related. I know there were problems with ASL on Buster with sound in the past. Was this ever addressed, or is Buster only good as an ASL hub

Hi: I just connected my P25 reflector to ASL. Though it is part of a multi-mode system, the P25 instance of Analog_Bridge is connected directly to ASL on it's own private node to avoid transcoding lay

Also true, though I think he is just connecting his hotspot to DMR and using it to convert to C4FM, not DVSwitch for that. Again, could be wrong, and I'll shut up before I get myself into trouble, but

I could be wrong, but it doesn't sound like Frank is actually bridging to YSF, but rather is just crossmoding to DMR with a C4FM radio. That being the case, there will be no separate option for changi

Are you running USRPGain and TLVGain at unity? I've found it helps a lot to turn TLVGain down quite a bit in Analog_Bridge.ini. TLV is the gain sent from analog to digital. This will reduce the gain t

Yes, that is the example string used in HamVoIP, which generates a GSM file on the node setup script.

#analog_bridge #mmdvm_bridge

That's just a default example which was never changed to something useful by whoever installed that node.

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