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16th Jun 2012 9:30am

Mikeyjd

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Joe90 wrote:
@ Mikey

There will/should be an option in your software somewhere to use radio stations. ( I guess you are using Microsoft Windows ?)

If you do a channel scan using a dvb dongle under linux all the radio stations come up and can be listened too. They seem to take a bit longer to load than TV (odd). Mplayer and VLC will play these. (no mplayer for dvb under Windows)

Actually I use a Mac. The software is supplied by the manufacturer of the TV USB dongle. There isnt an option to pick up radio signals, tbh I dont need the option really, I was just pointing out that not all digital TV software will allow picking up of radio signals. No longer FF owner but still interested. Present car Jaguar XE
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16th Jun 2012 12:16pm

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@mick, dab and freeview radio stations are different ...

dab radio works on 174mhz 'ish and freeview radio should work on the uhf tv channels... ... - .- -.

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16th Jun 2012 12:48pm

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Doh,,,, Read the post too quickly and didn't engage brain into gear ...

16th Jun 2012 3:23pm

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16th Jun 2012 3:32pm

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