The applications used are for Windows. Of course, they can't play DAB+ streams, but they help us detect and find information that we wouldn't otherwise know how to find.
Yes, I used PotPlayer because it at least indicates the presence of a stream; whether it is true or not, it has to be corroborated with other applications. Under Windows, we don't have many alternatives.
That's why it's good that under this OS, we can more easily find DAB+ streams even if we can't run them.
Most of these streams were found with Windows applications before being used under Linux. Or was it the other way around?