legality of streaming police radio over the internet

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legality of streaming police radio over the internet

Post by slipknot »

Does anyone know if your allowed to stream police radio over the internet?
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Post by HEKTIK »

ive been streaming the local police over the net for a few years now and never got questioned about it once. I even know of people in the force who use my online scanner on a regular basis.
Perth Online Police Scanner

http://waix.net:8000

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Post by slipknot »

HEKTIK wrote:ive been streaming the local police over the net for a few years now and never got questioned about it once. I even know of people in the force who use my online scanner on a regular basis.
Now thats IMPRESSIVE! 8)

wow

ive been trying to contact the acma for about a week now and no reply. even after calling them aswell.

So is that perth police?

Thanks fly on the wall and hektik
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Post by HEKTIK »

Yes mate Perth police, aswell as SJA and railways security and FESA
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does it work all the time ?? mine doesnt seem to work :S
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Post by Froggles »

If your ISP peers with WAIX then it should work..
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Post by chrissss »

wer is the fesa 1 hektik???

cheers

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Post by d0t-bat »

I stream the Kalgoorlie channel as well, as well as record it (scanrec, has VOX so no static)
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whats the url for it ? im with optusnet broadband so dont have any join it just comes up unable to access url or some crap think its time to buy a scanner lol
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Post by d0t-bat »

Perth Online Police Scanner
http://waix.net:8000

Kalgoorlie

http://www.roflmywofl.net:8000 (winamp required)
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Post by HEKTIK »

Im not sure if optus peers into waix, so you might not be able to connect to my scanner sorry :(


Is that you neddy?
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Post by HEKTIK »

chrissss wrote:wer is the fesa 1 hektik???

cheers

chris
Its all together with the police scanner but i can never pick up any action anymore? have any frequencies changed? ive tried the ones on the site and cant pick up much, if you want to PM me some know working ones ill program them in.
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Post by kylep »

You should be scanning Channel 57 or 51, depending on location, and possibly 30/80. If you need the relevant freqs, then let me know.

I listen in occasionally on your scanner, but would love to hear more Fire traffic.
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Post by Fastlane »

kylep wrote:You should be scanning Channel 57 or 51, depending on location, and possibly 30/80. If you need the relevant freqs, then let me know.

I listen in occasionally on your scanner, but would love to hear more Fire traffic.
Ugh, in the metro area should be 57 or 55 and 25.. 30 is waaaaaay out in Bindoon, 80 is in Jarrahdale and 51 is in Claremont but only covers the strip along the coast...
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