Post by Arnaud on Feb 8, 2018 14:40:43 GMT
Hi,
I recently found an android app that is basically a morse code translator. (will en/decode from text, sound, light)
I like the way it can save the morse signal in a WAV file.
With the settings available, I can make it beep really fast and in a pitch so high it is not really audible (maybe younger ears...or my dog). But yet it can be translated back.
I felt like I made my own burst encoder...LOL
The file could (probably) be merged with some real music and pass for silence in between tracks, then extracted back. This is kind of steganography
But here is my question.
I'd like to be able to the same things this app does but from my PC (windows).
I found some softwares (CWGET..) but they were for real radio amateurs and a bit more than what I need.
Can anyone recommend a nice little software?
I recently found an android app that is basically a morse code translator. (will en/decode from text, sound, light)
I like the way it can save the morse signal in a WAV file.
With the settings available, I can make it beep really fast and in a pitch so high it is not really audible (maybe younger ears...or my dog). But yet it can be translated back.
I felt like I made my own burst encoder...LOL
The file could (probably) be merged with some real music and pass for silence in between tracks, then extracted back. This is kind of steganography
But here is my question.
I'd like to be able to the same things this app does but from my PC (windows).
I found some softwares (CWGET..) but they were for real radio amateurs and a bit more than what I need.
Can anyone recommend a nice little software?