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|guestDRM
|guestDRM
|A
|A
|16.42kbit/s
|20.70kbit/s
|HE-AAC v2 (SBR+PS), 24kHz core 48kHz stereo
|HE-AAC v2 (SBR+PS), 24kHz core 48kHz stereo
|43911D
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|guestDRM-BBC WS
|guestDRM-BBC WS
|A
|A
|16.42kbit/s
|12.14kbit/s
|AAC mono, 12kHz
|HE-AAC (AAC+SBR), 12kHz core 24kHz stereo
|43912D
|43912D
|Experimental relay of BBC World Service.
|Relay of BBC World Service.
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|-
|guestJournaline
|guestJournaline
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Schedule is dependent on the operator.
Schedule is dependent on the operator.
[[Category:DRM Stations]]
[[Category:DRM Stations]]
[[Category:Radio Stations]]

Latest revision as of 16:49, 24 October 2026

guestDRM is a DRM service made by guest10074. First tests were undocumented. guestDRM is NOT a part of Guest Radio, it is a separate service. Transmissions occur occasionally or rarely.

How to listen[edit | edit source]

  1. Tune the virutal reciever to 17690kHz in your SDR software
  2. Stwich to USB mode and set the bandwidth to 10kHz
  3. Route the recieved signal to a virutal cable and start your desired DRM reciever (Dream, DecDRM)
  4. Enjoy listening to guestDRM.

Specifications[edit | edit source]

Frequency: 17690kHz

Power: 80kW ERP

Transmitter location: Nador Transmitting Station

Transmitting software: DecDRM

Service Robustness Bitrate Codec ID Notes
guestDRM A 20.70kbit/s HE-AAC v2 (SBR+PS), 24kHz core 48kHz stereo 43911D Main service.
guestDRM-BBC WS A 12.14kbit/s HE-AAC (AAC+SBR), 12kHz core 24kHz stereo 43912D Relay of BBC World Service.
guestJournaline A 1.92kbit/s none 43913D Journaline service.

Schedule is dependent on the operator.