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@@ -289,3 +289,38 @@ On the remote side where dsd-fme is, use the TCP input:
 `dsd-fme -i tcp:192.168.7.8:1234 -N`
 
 Note: As always, when using rtl_fm, play with `-l` and `-g` to find a good squelch and gain values for your environment - you will know if the squelch is the right value when `input.wav` does not increase in size in the absence of useful signal on the monitored frequency.
+
+## Using the Experimental M17 Encoder (and Decoder)
+
+You can use the experimental M17 Voice Stream and Packet encoder with the following examples.
+
+Encode/Decode Local Feedback Voice Stream (Single Session):
+
+`dsd-fme -fZ -i pulse -o pulse -M M17:3:SP5WWP:BROADCAST`
+
+Using the `-8` option (raw audio monitor) will instead send encoded raw audio to output instead of decoded audio. For example,
+
+To send a voice stream out of stdout into SOCAT TCP to a second/remote DSD-FME session to decode:
+
+Encode:
+
+`dsd-fme -fZ -8 -i pulse -M M17:9:LWVMOBILE:DSD-FME -o - | socat stdio tcp-listen:7355,forever,reuseaddr`
+
+Decode: 
+
+`dsd-fme -fz -i tcp:192.168.7.8:7355`
+
+NOTE: When using tcp input for M17 decoding, DSD-FME will keep the TCP connection alive with constant retries, so no need to restart the decoding session on connection failure.
+
+SMS Packet Encoder:
+
+`dsd-fme -fP -S "This is a sample message sent over M17 Packet Data using DSD-FME to encode it."`
+
+SMS Packet Encoder (over SOCAT TCP):
+
+`dsd-fme -fP -8 -S "This is a sample message sent over M17 Packet Data using DSD-FME to encode it and SOCAT to send it over TCP." -o - | socat stdio tcp-listen:7355,forever,reuseaddr`
+
+Many combinations of input and output can be used as well, and using features like raw audio saving with `-6 m17str.wav` will save a wav file of your encoded audio to be replayed later with `-i m17str.wav`
+Also note, features function similarly, like -Z for payload, and input options include pulse, oss, stdin, rtl, tcp, etc, using those as the mic in for voice encoding. With the right setup of input/output/input using SOCAT TCP pipes, it is conceivable to use DSD-FME to convert analog audio from NFM into M17 audio, or even change another digital format supported by DSD-FME into M17 audio, if desired (purely for research and fun purposes). Ncurses terminal will function with internal encoder/decoder and wav file creation, with toggle encode/tx with `\` key, but will not function with stdout properly.
+
+Information on this section will be updated as features are added or modified, etc. If you need help with a particular function and can't find a suitable answer, always open a new issue here, or make contact on the radio reference forum for additional examples, guidance, ideas, help, etc.
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