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I wouldn't give up hope just yet. Maybe someone els on the forum knows something.
If you want to get an overview of how the stream used to worked....go here:
http://www.itcbridge.com/stream
You can read about the process and see the type of equipment and frequencies Kieth used.
If you go back up to the big black box where the video would have been shown and click the play button you will be taken here:
http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/1555881
While the stream is no longer online, you can click a couple of recorded sessions from the menu to the right of the screen and that will show you how things used to work.
As far as websdr....
Kieth used to use a frequency of approx 25.5Mhz (mega-hertz) for the audio.
At websdr, you will notice that while 25Mhz is not available, there are other frequencies you can listen to.
Obviously you would not want to listen to a channel someone is transmitting on. You would need to click the black frequency bar so you will be somewhere off channel.
From there you can adjust the bandwidth by clicking the buttons marked wider - usb (upper side band) - am - lsb (lower side band) etc.
While the chances of hearing an evp is 50/50, if nothing else you could always play a websdr frequency through your computer speakers and use it as texture when you do a session, much the way some people play white noise during an evp session.
Feel free to ask for more info.
Ron