pipewire-screenaudio VS dsd-fme

Is there a better solution out there? Just found pipewire-screenaudio, a Firefox extension for streaming with audio. Can Firefox stream with hardware acceleration?

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38034417 :

> pipewire-screenaudio: https://github.com/IceDBorn/pipewire-screenaudio:

>> Extension to passthrough pipewire audio to WebRTC Screenshare*

> awesome-amateur-radio#sdr https://github.com/mcaserta/awesome-amateur-radio#sdr

> The OpenWRT wiki lists a few different weather station apps that can retrieve, record chart, and publish weather data from various weather sensors and also from GPIO or SDR; pywws, weewx

> weewx: https://github.com/weewx/weewx

> A WebSDR LuCI app would be cool.

What are some other interesting applications for [digital] terrestrial radio (in service of bolstering support for amateur radio)?

Science classes could:

https://github.com/IceDBorn/pipewire-screenaudio:

> Extension to passthrough pipewire audio to WebRTC Screenshare

awesome-amateur-radio#sdr

Original Thread Github Repo Firefox Addon

I love both WebCord and discord-screenaudio, but for me and a lot of my friends, streaming using any chromium application is a laggy mess, especially when streaming games! In result, I built this extension which feeds audio nodes to WebRTC streams, currently only works with Firefox and Pipewire. I have packaged it for NixOS, but I need package maintainers for other distros too. Anyone willing to help by packaging the native part of the extension or just contributing to the project, is welcome!

Unfortunately, when I was out there I was really wanting to try dsd-plus which runs on Linux so went ahead and and started to set that up. I now realize that Unitrunker, which runs on Windows, may be a better option in terms of more features and possible better decoding.

You definitely can, but legality of such procedure is questionable. DMR uses AMBE codec, which require licensing from DVSI, but you can find open-source implementation on github (mdelib, jMBE). Projects such as DSD-FME[1], which allows you to decode much more than just DMR (P25, NXDN or SDRTrunk[2], which allows you to listen to trunking systems (p25, dmr tier 3 and much more) uses software implementation. OpenWebRX users software decoder too https://github.com/jketterl/digiham

[1] https://github.com/lwvmobile/dsd-fme

If you use dsd+ to determine what kind of "encryption" you may be in luck . if it is just using voice scrambling and you can use https://github.com/lwvmobile/dsd-fme to brute force it if you are determined enough to try every single possible voice scrambler code ( 2^15 -1 so 32,767 possible numbers to go through ) .