StreamLine turns your iPhone into a Digital Radio Mondiale (DRM30) receiver for
the medium wave and shortwave bands.
DRM is the open ITU standard for digital broadcasting on the bands that carry
across continents. A single DRM30 transmission carries clear digital audio plus
the data that travels with it - station text, slideshow images, Journaline text
pages and broadcast web pages. StreamLine decodes all of it and presents it on
one screen.
WHERE THE SIGNAL COMES FROM
- N88-BT receiver over Bluetooth. Connect the receiver, set the frequency, and
listen live. Fine tuning, signal strength readout and demodulation mode are
all in the app.
- Wi-Fi Share. One device receives and passes the same broadcast to others on
the same network, so a single antenna can serve a room.
- Recorded files. Open a .dcp recording and play it back exactly as received.
WHAT YOU GET WHILE LISTENING
- Station name, audio format and the live text message from the broadcaster
- Slideshow images sent alongside the audio
- Journaline - text news pages you can tap through, with home and back
- Broadcast websites sent over the air
- Files received during the session, kept in a list you can open at any time
- Background playback, so listening continues with the screen off
RECORDING
Save what you receive as a .dcp file and play it again later. A capture-only
mode records without decoding when you only want to keep the broadcast.
A sample recording is included, so you can see how the app works before you
have a receiver.
WHAT YOU NEED
Live reception needs a DRM30 receiver connected over Bluetooth (N88-BT) and an
antenna suited to the medium wave and shortwave bands. Without a receiver you
can still play recordings and receive over Wi-Fi Share from a device that has
one.
