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Encodes the text and images that ride alongside a DAB service
- Version recorded: 3.0.0
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Categories:
broadcast,sdr-toolkits - Upstream: https://github.com/Opendigitalradio/ODR-PadEnc
- Not a recommended default — installed only when asked for.
Produces Programme Associated Data for a DAB service: the dynamic label that scrolls the track name across a receiver, and the slideshow images that accompany it, encoded and paced to fit the bit rate reserved for them.
PAD is what makes a DAB service look finished on a receiver. A station with no dynamic label and no slides is technically correct and visibly amateur, and this is the piece that fixes that.
odr-audioenc to carry the encoded PAD alongside the audio, and a source for the text and images -- typically a playout system writing a file this watches.
- apt:
odr-padenc
PAD shares the service's bit rate, so generous slideshow settings cost audio quality; this trade is not automatic and is the usual thing to get wrong. Receivers vary in how much of the standard they implement and a slide that looks right in one may not appear in another.
- probe: apt policy
- strategy: apt_upgrade
The Open Digital Radio project. Debian declares opendigitalradio.org as the Homepage and that host answered nothing on http or https when checked on 2026-08-28 -- the same finding as the dablin manifest -- so the repository is cited. It is live: head of the default branch is ad48e104e654, 2025-09-10, read from the branch rather than from GitHub's updated_at (D-032).
Source: catalog/packages/odr-padenc.yaml
Generated from docs/ at commit 87965522e214. Canonical site: https://renegade-penguin.github.io/Hammunition/. Edit docs/ by pull request, not this wiki.
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