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ODR-DabMux-Generator

Overview

This is an HTML generator to easily create the configuration file of a DAB+ multiplex with all settings, including the services list, which can then be used by odr-dabmux from Opendigitalradio.

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You can export your configuration in either .info or .mux format.

The purpose is to simplify the creation of the configuration file, to automate the assignment of the ECC and LIC values ​​by choosing the country and language of each of your services (Rather than looking for this information in the official ETSI documents).

There is also a CUs calculator that runs in real-time and updates as you add your services, in order to be certain not to exceed the max Capacity Units value (864), and therefore to adapt the audio bitrate and the EEP protection of the services on a case-by-case basis, in order to remain within the standard. You can also check if your services meet the ETSI requirements in real-time.

There is the possibility to import an existing configuration file in order to edit it. Once you have generated and downloaded your configuration file with your desired services list, place it in the config folder of ODR.

Follow the instructions on the interface and have fun creating your own multiplex!

Ways to run the generator

You have 2 ways of running the generator:

  1. Remotely, via GitHub:

🢂 Click here to access the generator 🢀


  1. Locally, via a container:
git clone https://github.com/lucasgallone/odr-dabmux-generator
cd odr-dabmux-generator
docker compose up --detach

# Then access http://localhost

Original developers

The original developers of ODR-DabMux are Matthias P. Braendli and Pascal Charest. Without their work, none of this would be possible.

You can find all credits on the original page of ODR-DabMux.

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An HTML generator with integrated CUs calculator to easily create the configuration file of an ODR DAB+ multiplex with all settings, including the services list. It creates a customized configuration file (in either .info or .mux format) which can then run with the tools of Opendigitalradio.

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