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Ticket spun from #72 : We have many Open Data Applications already covered, but "iTunes Tagging" (0xC3B0) does not have any kind of public specification available. Could we implement something by just looking at the messages?
In walczakp/rds-spy-logs, this app can be found on three stations. I assume it has something to do with the current song playing (?), so I attached the name of the song below, according to RadioText.
RadioText: "Toes by Zac Brown Band on Orlando's #1 for New Country"
Raw data in 11A group:
0E 936A 3C38
Song 2: Rascal Flatts - Back To Life
RadioText: ""Back To Life by Rascal Flatts on Orlando's #1 for New Country"
Raw data in 11A group:
06 9362 3C38
Not much data changes when the song changes. Maybe it does not encode the song identity? Could it be just genre etc information? Or index on the station playlist? Why would this information require so many bits?
Edit: Added RadioText.
Edit 2: Here's a tabulated version that may inspire more reverse engineering ideas:
Call PI iTunes tagging RadioText
─────┬────┬──────────────┬───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
KUFX │4569│ 0C B3D7 C1B4 │ 985KFOX / Queen / Another One Bites The Dust
│ │ 1C B3D7 C1B4 │ 985KFOX South Bay's Classic Rock
│ │ 0C 93D7 C1B4 │ 985KFOX / Puddle Of Mudd / Blurry
WWKA │8FC4│ 0E 936A 3C38 │ Toes by Zac Brown Band on Orlando's #1 for New Country
│ │ 06 9362 3C38 │ Back To Life by Rascal Flatts on Orlando's #1 for New Country
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Ticket spun from #72 : We have many Open Data Applications already covered, but "iTunes Tagging" (
0xC3B0
) does not have any kind of public specification available. Could we implement something by just looking at the messages?In walczakp/rds-spy-logs, this app can be found on three stations. I assume it has something to do with the current song playing (?), so I attached the name of the song below, according to RadioText.
🇺🇸 WDBO 96.5 (0x5CBC)
A05C
🇺🇸 KFOX (KUFX) (PI 0x4569)
A045
"985KFOX / Queen / Another One Bites The Dust"
0C B3D7 C1B4
"985KFOX South Bay's Classic Rock"
1C B3D7 C1B4
"985KFOX / Puddle Of Mudd / Blurry"
0C 93D7 C1B4
🇺🇸 WWKA (0x8FC4)
A08F
"Toes by Zac Brown Band on Orlando's #1 for New Country"
0E 936A 3C38
""Back To Life by Rascal Flatts on Orlando's #1 for New Country"
06 9362 3C38
Not much data changes when the song changes. Maybe it does not encode the song identity? Could it be just genre etc information? Or index on the station playlist? Why would this information require so many bits?
Edit: Added RadioText.
Edit 2: Here's a tabulated version that may inspire more reverse engineering ideas:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: