Ooops, downloading the file "faad2_drm.dll" is legal, i don't know?But receiving DRM with the Kiwis was a dream. Thanks for fullfilling.Dirk

Did you have to download the FAAD2 codec separately or did you find a Dream 2.1.1 bundle that already had it installed? I want to publish instructions for people to follow since it seems so complicate

i tested it with Windows Dream 2.1.1 with the SDR http://kiwisdr.sk3w.se:8073/?f=3965iqz10 positiv.

For Mac OS X I couldn't get the FAAD2 codec I downloaded to be recognized by Dream 2.1.1 (the latest version). But downloading the older Dream 1.11 from Download Dream 1.11 application (i386) worked i

Alright, I've now found info about how to run Dream in IQ input mode. I need to find a VAC program for my Mac. Then maybe an IQ stereo mode can be added to the Kiwi javascript code. This gets around t

I'm gradually remembering the issues here, but according to this: https://www.rtl-sdr.com/tutorial-drm-radio-using-rtl-sdrDream wants to see a 10 kHz wide USB input (a mono real-mode signal, not stere

With a max bandwidth of 11956 Hz in AMN, shouldn't it be possible to port the audio to the Dream DRM decoder?

Is there planning for DRM extenstion or external DRM demod support?

I don't think that would be easiest. It's already troublesome enough to properly manage automatic probing of each receiver's status, and that's just one simple HTTP query. Running a full WSPR session

I'm going to try implementing a simple impulse filter on the peak list and see what happens.

Just today I'm implementing auto-magic NAT rule creation on the local router via IGD UPnP, which I just learned about. That means for most people it will no longer be necessary to get into your router

I've had some requests for IQ output (essentially data after down-conversion but before demodulation). This if not available at present but is certainly possible. I want this myself for implementing s