Difference between revisions of "TwoToneDetect"
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TwoToneDetect is a Windows program used primarily for detecting known two-tone pages, recording dispatch audio after detected a page, and emailing the audio to a specified email address. Multiple tone sets and email addresses are supported. The program also has some limited scanner control capabilities that will command a Uniden scanner to continue scanning if it stops on a channel where no valid tone is being detected. | TwoToneDetect is a Windows program used primarily for detecting known two-tone pages, recording dispatch audio after detected a page, and emailing the audio to a specified email address. Multiple tone sets and email addresses are supported. The program also has some limited scanner control capabilities that will command a Uniden scanner to continue scanning if it stops on a channel where no valid tone is being detected. | ||
| − | Full details and instructions can be found [http:// | + | Full details and instructions can be found [http://www.twotonedetect.net here] |
An extensive forum discussion thread on this program and its features can be found [http://forums.radioreference.com/streaming-broadcasting-audio-recording/216758-new-twotonedetect-works-python-based.html here] | An extensive forum discussion thread on this program and its features can be found [http://forums.radioreference.com/streaming-broadcasting-audio-recording/216758-new-twotonedetect-works-python-based.html here] | ||
Revision as of 22:12, 15 December 2014
TwoToneDetect is a Windows program used primarily for detecting known two-tone pages, recording dispatch audio after detected a page, and emailing the audio to a specified email address. Multiple tone sets and email addresses are supported. The program also has some limited scanner control capabilities that will command a Uniden scanner to continue scanning if it stops on a channel where no valid tone is being detected.
Full details and instructions can be found here
An extensive forum discussion thread on this program and its features can be found here
User Map
A Google map of users of the program can be found here. This map does not show all users, just those who have added themselves to the map.