DRM Receiver Sample Screenshot
Many thanks to SWLing Post contributor Alan, who shares the following announcement from the DRM Consortium:
DRM SW transmissions from Germany after Christmas
On 27 December, SE-TA 2, a private German shortwave radio station, will be on air with a 4-hour moderated music programme “Musikalischer Frühschoppen” from the Waldheim, Germany, transmitter.
The frequency will be 6195 kHz.
The two-hour programme will be played twice in succession within the 4-hour transmission windows. The DRM transmission will be in two different configurations:
09-11 UTC 16 QAM in MSC Mode B
11-13 UTC 16 QAM in MSC Mode C
Both featuring xHE-AAC audio, Journaline, DRM TextMessages with DL+ information, stations logos and Slideshow images.
A question for those familiar with decoding DRM transmissions:
Do you know of any car radios with the NXP TEF668x chip and its associated DRM “co-processor” chips?
This flyer:
https://www.nxp.com/docs/en/brochure/75017468.pdf
says that:
TEF6688 baseband I2S output supporting HD Radio and DRM with digital radio coprocessor (SAF356x or SAF360x)
Maybe a car radio that could be mail ordered from India?
I have been trying out a Qodosen DX-286 since Black Friday and have been impressed enough to consider buying a new radio with that chip for my pickup.