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Is there such a thing for those that aren't good with Morse Code? Something you can input a recorded morse code burst into and it'll decode the beeps and boops?

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My main computer doesn't have "Stereo Mix"--apparently SoundMAX thought people never used that--so I throw a recording into a waveform editor (Audacity works great) and then you can see the "dots" and "dashes" and pauses between them. From there, go here and type ".--- --- . -.--".

Or use this.

I think Ham Radio Deluxe has a morse decoder. And, like Intercept, its free.

http://www.ham-radio-deluxe.com

I thought about that after I posted the original question. Great, I'll set the recorder and sit and wait.

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Interoperability is an attitude, not a technology.

Remember to do what I cannot: set your levels properly before recording.

here's a list i've gone back to year after year for great software.

http://www.tigertronics.com/sl_soft.htm

it's getting more and more broken links as the years pass, but it still has a few morse decoders.

Now that would be a VERY NICE tool to have on any scanner. A Morse Code decoder - reader -- so that you could easyly Identify any station that you might hear. Can anyone confirm if any scanner has this feature now ????