> Are there any applications? What is the radio-app, which supports
> the most 'driver-features'?
Well, I don't know the answer to that, but can probably say that the one
with the fewest features is my little fm program. It's pretty bland.
> Anyway, here in Germany(/Europe?) RDS is quite useful. You get some
> news, song-title, the artist, the time and car-radios adjust the
> volume, when traffic-relevant news appear... And, to mention it, the
> station-name.
See, your stations have a clue about how to use it. Around here, I get
3 stations that transmit the data, and most of them are static displays.
One of them has a horribly broken stream that sends bogus data too.
> Hey, tell me some highlights! (: - Is RDS an international standard?
Well, given that it's both there and here (as RBDS), I'd say so.
> > I can probably find some of my old testing code for parsing blocks from
> > the stream if anyone's interested.
>
> I am.
OK, I've put the code and some example data is up on my web server.
http://www.exploits.org/~rkroll/rds/
I spent some time on the code tonight cleaning it up and making it decode
a few more things. My copy of the standard doesn't want to funnel through
ghostscript tonight, so anything more is going to have to wait until I can
push it to dead tree form.
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