Monroe and Ontario Counties Fire - Digital |
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Monroe and Ontario Counties Fire - Digital All Monroe County fire service talkgroups on the county's digital trunk radio system including the City of Rochester and all Monroe County suburbs including Brighton, Brockport, Greece, Fairport, Henrietta, Irondequoit, Penfield, Pittsford, and Webster. |
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5/29/2023 @ 11:30a: The server upgrade and maintenance is complete, audio quality should be much improved, if not perfect and stutter-free.If you hear any issues, please email mikewren@gmail.com
5/24/2023: To address the ongoing audio quality issues, especially during times of high radio traffic and system utilization, a new server will be installed this Sunday and Monday (May 28-29). The new server (Intel Core i7-based) is orders of magnatude more powerful than the existing server (Raspberry Pi 4).
12/26/2022: Reconfigured receiver server to address the ongoing audio quality issues over the past six weeks.
2/23/2022 6-11pm: Additional configuration occurring on new SDR receivers and software stack, reverting to old Uniden scanner during this update window. We also set up a new Discord server - stop by and say hello.
1/21/2022: Major system upgrade --- All transmissions are now received via two SDR receivers and are recorded simultaneously, then replayed in the order received. During periods of high activity, there may be a delay as radio traffic is queued for playback. The timestamp for each transmission along with the talkgroup ID tag is in the feed alphatag.
9/2/2020: There is now an experimental feed of all unencrypted Monroe/Ontario County talkgroups, including City of Rochester Police at https://www.broadcastify.com/calls/node/193 and at http://scanner.websterweather.com (press "live feed" button to start the scanner)
All transmissions are recorded simultaneously then replayed in the order in which they were received. During periods of high activity, there may be a delay as transmissions are queued for playback. The timestamp and talkgroup number and alphatag is provided and should be shown in your app or playback software.
Hardware: Dedicated Quad-Core Intel Xeon (E3-1226) at 3.3GHz with software defined radio (SDR) receivers located in the Village of Webster.
Software: Trunk-Recorder, LiquidSoap and a custom stack of middleware and scripts for audio processing.
All server and network hardware are powered through a dual power backup systems (UPS/battery and natural gas generator) for indefinate runtime during long-duration power disruption. Internet connection is redundant with cellular-based automatic failover.
Feed sponsored and hosted by WebsterWeather.com
Many of the men and women you hear on this feed are volunteers serving their community. You can join them - Visit FASNY to learn more!