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I'm in the process of rolling my own NOAAPort and have just finished installing a new Ubuntu server and installed LDM per the instructions I found at http://www.ssec.wisc.edu/mcidas/software/xcd/dvb/ldm_install.html. I am completely new to the world of NOAAPort and LDM, and am therefore struggling with the conceptual view of what I yet need to get installed and how to configure it for my needs. What I've gleaned so far is that LDM is a generic product and I need a DVB Reader plugin specifically designed to read the NOAAPort channels and somehow import that data into LDM. This is where I'm stuck. I cannot seem to find an accessible DVB Reader anywhere. The "Procedure #2" instructions at the above wisc.edu site seem to be my ticket, but I cannot download the DVB Reader for lack of a username and password into this site. I'm looking for input on whether my understanding is correct on the remaining steps I need to follow to get to an operational NOAAPort feed, and how I can get past this current hurdle of not being able to find downloadable DVB Reader software. Note that if I go into Ubuntu's Synaptic Package Manager and search for "DVB Reader", I get a long list of selectable options, but I have no idea what I should be installing (if any of them). Also note that I will only be interested at this time in pulling in the NWS data products from the NOAAPort, which I believe are on the NWSTG Channel (meaning I currently will not be seeking to process the binary and graphical data). Thank you!
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