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Unable to Handle TG Names with non-alpha non-numeric bracket characters ( )
Rdio-scanner will not ingest filenames that have bracket characters in the talkgroup name - it appears to have an issue with parsing and will not allow matching on the TG ID
Example: 2025-08-17_12-15-16_St. Johns County Fire Rescue_A1 Primary (Dispatch)_10000
Mask I'm using: #DATE_#TIME_#GROUP_#TGLBL_#TG
Console logs: 2025/08/17 12:25:03 dirwatch.ingest: no talkgroup, C:\ProScan\Recordings\St. Johns County Public Safety\2025-08-17_12-24-53_St. Johns County Fire Rescue_A1 Primary (Dispatch)_10000.wav
Remove the brackets in your file name. Rdio Scanner parses file names a certain way. It’s not really a problem with Rdio, your throwing an unexpected special character into the parser.
On Sun, Aug 17, 2025 at 12:19 PM 'lt37fire' via Development < @.***> wrote:
lt37fire created an issue (chuot/rdio-scanner#501) https://github.com/chuot/rdio-scanner/issues/501
Rdio-scanner will not ingest filenames that have bracket characters in the talkgroup name:
Example: 2025-08-17_12-15-16_St. Johns County Fire Rescue_A1 Primary (Dispatch)_10000
Mask I'm using: #DATE_#TIME_#GROUP_#TGLBL_#TG
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This is using the Radio Reference imported data from Sentinel, hence where the brackets were coming from. I've worked around it by eliminating the talkgroup label from the Proscan filename output and just using the TG ID to allow Rdio to ingest and match against the talkgroup definition there, where I have the name defined in the format that I want it.