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PSR-500

PSR-600

PRO-106

PRO-197

BCD996T

BCT15

BCD396T

BC246T

BR330T

BC95XLT

SC230

BC898T

BC296D

BCT8

BC785D

BC796D

BC780XLT

PRO-2052

BC895XLT

 

 

ScanControl Intelligent Audio Capture (IAC)

Intelligent Audio Capture, or IAC, provides the ability to record to your PC hard disk the audio normally heard from your scanner's speaker or earphones.

IAC Features:

bulletAudio files can then be played back using any PC media file application such as iTunes or Windows Media Player.
bulletIAC is intelligent in that it records audio in “streams”. Each stream is a continuous audio recording of each channel, TGID or search hit that has been active during the recording session.
bulletIAC also drops out any “dead air”, time when there is no activity on a particular channel, TGID or search hit.
bulletThe final recording is a condensed, continuous stream of the received activity on a single channel, TGID or search hit for the entire time the recording session is active.
bulletUnique audio file Group by options (see below).
bulletListen to sample IAC audio files.

Overview:

IAC audio streams are made up of the audio segments, called snippets, that are received by the radio. See the diagram below.  Each snippet represents a slice of time when the channel has gone active during a scanning / search session. If the radio stops on that time slice then IAC records that audio and places it in the file for that channel / TGID / search hit. If the radio does not stop on a particular channel / TGID / search hit because it is receiving another one, (e.g. snippet5 vs snippet2, snippet7 vs snippet1) then, of course, that piece of audio is never received so it cannot be recorded. The grey snippets below represent times when the channel / TGID / search hit went active but was not recorded because the radio was “listening” on another channel / TGID / search hit.  If the user stops the scan on any channel / TGID / search hit then IAC will record all audio received on that channel.

IAC recorded files are not played back through ScanControl. The files can be played back using any available PC media software such a iTunes or Windows Media Player. The files will be located on the PC’s hard drive in accordance with the folder structure established with the Group by IAC option set on the ScanControl Program Options screen. The screen shots below show how the IAC recording files are organized for each of the 3 Group by options. Using Windows Explorer the user can locate any of the IAC recording files and double click on them to invoke the default audio player and playback the recording.

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Session - Group by Option >>        

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Date / Time - Group by Option >>   

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Chnl / TGID - Group by Option >>  

 

IAC Sample Files (Click on the files to download and play in your default media player):

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Sample 1 - Local EMS - BCD396T - (309KB, 2:37)

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Sample 2 - Local PD - BCD996T - (295KB, 2:05)

For more details on IAC click over to our Technical Support page for implementation and troubleshooting tips.

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