Looks like Dream has been ported to Android:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/drm/
DRM: Dream on Android
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Tag Archives: Digital Radio Mondiale
DRM tests from Moscow starting tomorrow morning
The WRTH Facebook page has noted that DRM tests from Moscow will take place on 25,900 kHz starting Friday, March 22nd (tomorrow) at 10:00 UTC and ending on Saturday, March 23rd at 10:00 UTC.
Details of each broadcast can be found here–see English version via Google Translate.
They’re asking that all DRM reception reports be logged in this online forum with a detailed description and even sound clips of audio reception, if possible.
Shortwave Radio Recordings: The Disco Palace (in DRM)
Perhaps one of the things I love the most about SWLing is the sheer variety of broadcasters out there. We can sample diverse offerings across a broad spectrum–from the BBC World Service to Radio Romania International, from pirate stations to numbers stations.
There’s even The Disco Palace: a station that plays only disco music, and each show is mixed thematically. This station broadcasts online and over shortwave radio via DRM (Digital Radio Mondiale).
Last week–specifically, on March 15, 2013–I caught about thirty minutes of The Disco Palace broadcast and was able to record it from my Bonito RadioJet IF Receiver. Reception on 17,875 MHz was excellent, although the DRM signal wasn’t quite strong enough for comfortable stereo decoding.
The following TDP recording starts around 2030 UTC (about halfway through the broadcast). Click here to download the recording as an MP3, or simply listen via the embedded player below:
Frank hears Bureau Met in DRM
Frank writes:
Hello Thomas,
This afternoon I came across ‘Bureau Met’ on 5960 [kHz]. I have been listening since 0800Z today, 24th Feb. SNR is a constant 19/20dB (RNZI peaks at about 17 on a good day. ). Content is a speech by Martin Luther King, ‘ one small step for mankind’, a speech by Churchill, more Apollo mission, Bill Clinton apologizing to the nation, and similar stuff repeating about every 40 minutes..
I suspect this is a Radio Australia test tx from their Canberra transmitter.
No station ID on the hour.
Cheers
Frank
Thanks, Frank! Has anyone else caught this DRM broadcast?
The Mighty KBC’s holiday broadcasts include DRM
In this series of special holiday broadcasts, The Mighty KBC is targeting different regions of the world. See how many you can hear:
The following broadcast times and frequencies are valid for December 22, 23, 25 and 26
Targeting Europe
9835 kHz, 1500 – 1600 UTC, Non Directional, 125 kW
Targeting USA
21600 kHz, 1500 – 1600 UTC, 300°, 250 kW
Targeting Asia/Australia
15470 kHz, 1500 – 1600 UTC, 75°, 250 kW
The KBC will also broadcast in DRM on December 22, 23, 25 and 26
9755 khz 16.00 – 17.00 UTC from Bulgaria with 100 kW and we are using a curtain antenna.
NASB: Special DRM broadcasts for Wavescan
(Source: NASB via Alokesh Gupta)
The “Wavescan” DX program which is a joint production of NASB members Adventist World Radio and Radio Miami International, will be included in a new series of four DRM (digital) shortwave transmissions called “DRM Mix” sponsored by Spaceline in Bulgaria which will take place on 22, 23, 25 and 26 December, 2012. Wavescan will air from 17.00 – 17.30 UTC on those days. The frequency will be 9755 kHz from Bulgaria, covering Europe with 100 kW. Wavescan QSL cards are available for reception reports on these broadcasts. The program content will include information on the history of broadcasting in Bulgaria.
The Mighty KBC to broadcast in DRM (Digital Radio Mondiale)
DRM propagation map for Europe (image courtesy: The Mighty KBC)
The Mighty KBC has announced that they’re going to broadcast in DRM again on the 22, 23, 25 & 26 of December from 16:00 – 18:00 UTC. This is in addition to their previous announced December specials. The DRM broadcasts will come from a 100 kW transmitter and curtain antenna in Kostinbrod (Sofia) Bulgaria on 9,755 kHz DRM.
Tune in and let us know if you heard The Mighty KBC in DRM.