You can get PC DAB tuners, which might save you one step of hardware
hacking!
~nick~
PS Tony, glad you are still knocking the idea round since last time we
briefly discussed it (with my Txtbux hat on!)
Tony Hirst wrote:
Thnx for the info, dan.
track now playing in LiveText - the scrolling text you see on a DAB
Digital Radio LCD screen or when listening to the radio over our DTT
Freeview services etc. That kind of information ("The track now playing
is...") is also available across several networks on LiveText
does LiveText get fed to the web anywhere at all (even as a diagnostic?),
or is a MAKE involving a DAB radio, hacking the display to generate acsii,
and then pushing that to the web via a server the only way to do it at the
mo? ;-)
tony
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