[PCR-1000] Remote control of radio via Intenet

[Mike Curtis]

Your program looks nice, I will put my PCR online when you release it.
One thing swlog does lack is any type of scanning.  It is really focused on
HF listening.  If you make you program import TalkPCR .fql frequency files
and scan them online, you will have a winner.
By the way, your TrunkPCR program is truly an awesome piece of work!
 

-----Original Message-----
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[mailto:pcr-1000-bounces at mailman.qth.net] On Behalf Of Jay
Sent: Thursday, March 30, 2006 11:43 PM
To: Discussion of PCR-1000 by Icom
Subject: Re: [PCR-1000] Remote control of radio via Intenet

I too have a program that will allow the PCR100,1000 & 1500 to be controlled
over the internet.
It's homepage is: http://members.cox.net/fiftyone.50/PcrRemote.html
I don't have any programs up on the site yet, but look for it soon...

Currently you need to use an Audio Server such as SHOUTcast, Windows Media
Encoder, Pirate Radio Broadcaster or similar program to hear the radio on
the net.
I plan on creating my own built-in Audio Broadcaster in the server, that
will allow the Remote Controller to hear it without the use of Winamp,
Windows Media Player or similar player program...

Regards,
Jay

----- Original Message -----
> I just ran across an article in Feb., 2006 issue of QST about TRX
> -Manager being used for RCoIP. That is Remote Control over the Internet.
> And I was wondering if anyone here has used this for scanning remotely?
> It seems to me that if you can control a ham transceiver over the
> internet, you could do the same thing with a scanner. And in particular,
> the PCR-100-1000. I would think that it would lend itself to this type
> of operation very easily.
>
> Has anyone here done this?????
>
> Doc.

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