Put Scanner Audio online
 

This may have been discussed before but I have lost it.
I have a BC-780 that I'd like to put the audio online.

I'd also like to enable control of the radio for the internet user.

Is this possible?
If so then what do I need to get started?

Thanks All!!!

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/LiveScannerAudio - folks here have some dandy
tutorials for this sort of stuff.

Good luck.

"Adam" wrote in message
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This may have been discussed before but I have lost it.
I have a BC-780 that I'd like to put the audio online.

I'd also like to enable control of the radio for the internet user.

Is this possible?
If so then what do I need to get started?

Thanks All!!!




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"Adam" wrote in message
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This may have been discussed before but I have lost it.
I have a BC-780 that I'd like to put the audio online.

I'd also like to enable control of the radio for the internet user.

Is this possible?
If so then what do I need to get started?

Thanks All!!!



Adam look at the magazine Popular Communications August issue. It is just
starting
a series on neteork controll and radio server setups. Also look at
RealNetwork site.
I think they have some freeware software called Helex Server Basic.

Mike

I'm recording 24-7 in Washtenaw County Michigan but I produce summaries
instead of offering a live scanner. And I'm still working on code for
network scanner control in PERL and C. Everything I'm using is
open-source and will soon be building a howto.

I needed a way to capture the audio and archive it in an economical
format. I'll be uploading monthly summaries to archive.org starting at
the end of the month.

The details:

http://seat.defcode.com/index.php?ti...&c=1&tb=1&pb=1

RSS feed: http://defcode.com/scans/rss.php


Steve
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Adam wrote:
This may have been discussed before but I have lost it.
I have a BC-780 that I'd like to put the audio online.

I'd also like to enable control of the radio for the internet user.

Is this possible?
If so then what do I need to get started?

Thanks All!!!

Could I ask, why you would instead, offer up recorded incidents rather than
live streaming?

I think people would be more inclined to listen if it were streaming instead
of recorded.


"Steven Cherry" wrote in message
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I'm recording 24-7 in Washtenaw County Michigan but I produce summaries
instead of offering a live scanner. And I'm still working on code for
network scanner control in PERL and C. Everything I'm using is
open-source and will soon be building a howto.

I needed a way to capture the audio and archive it in an economical
format. I'll be uploading monthly summaries to archive.org starting at
the end of the month.

The details:


http://seat.defcode.com/index.php?ti...&c=1&tb=1&pb=1

RSS feed: http://defcode.com/scans/rss.php


Steve
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"It does not require a majority to prevail, but rather an irate,
tireless minority keen to set brush fires in people's minds." Samuel
Adams


Adam wrote:
This may have been discussed before but I have lost it.
I have a BC-780 that I'd like to put the audio online.

I'd also like to enable control of the radio for the internet user.

Is this possible?
If so then what do I need to get started?

Thanks All!!!




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What area would you be streaming from?


"Adam" wrote in message
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This may have been discussed before but I have lost it.
I have a BC-780 that I'd like to put the audio online.

I'd also like to enable control of the radio for the internet user.

Is this possible?
If so then what do I need to get started?

Thanks All!!!




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