Morse Decoder AI

Morse Decoder AI

Neural network technology

3 ratings
8 reviews
$2.99

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 1, 2024
  • January 8, 2024

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This AI-powered tool decodes Morse code signals from audio input, ideal for amateur radio enthusiasts. It offers two modes and neural network options for various signal conditions and speeds, with customizable themes.

AI-powered Morse code decoding
Two operational modes (direct and tone filtering)
Adjustable decoding speed (10-40 WPM)
Two neural network options (A and B)
Adjustable audio input monitoring
Customizable color themes
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What's New in Morse Decoder AI

1.1

January 8, 2024

- Added Band Pass filter for decoding weak signals - Improved neural networks type A and B

User reviews

Unbrauchbar

Also falls das ganze wirklich etwas mit Ki/Ai zu tun haben soll wurde das neurale Netz entweder schlecht und nicht ausreichend trainiert oder allgemein schlecht programmiert. Es kann nichtmal das leise Rauschen von CW Signalen unterschieden werden - für den Amateurfunk nicht zu gebrauchen und schade um das Geld.
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Decoding???

Absolut unbrauchbar! Schade um‘s Geld!

Stopped Working

Just stopped working. Reloaded. Mic on. Nothing. But now it is working again. Needs speed control adjustment maybe

Response from developer

Hi, if you are using it on Mac computer, you should start up your app, go to Mac system settings, Audio tab and select input line or mic you want. App will use it! Tahoe 26 has problems with mic...

This app doesn’t work at all on my environment.

Sorry for the confusion. The app succeeded to launch now on macOS 15.4.1(24E263).

Response from developer

Write to support, you don’t understand how to run app and writing negative comment

Lack of Function

Attempted to use this AI Decoder for a puzzle and no matter how many times o played the audio recording the app never picked up anything. No matter how clear I made the audio. Still nothing. Waste of money. Don’t purchase.

Response from developer

Write to support, you are doing something wrong, maybe

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FAQ

What is Morse Decoder AI?

Morse Decoder AI is a paid application designed for amateur radio enthusiasts to decode Morse code signals using artificial intelligence. It listens to audio input and converts Morse code into text, supporting speeds from 10 to 40 words per minute.

Does Morse Decoder AI have ads?

No, Morse Decoder AI is a paid application and does not contain advertisements. Users can enjoy an ad-free experience while decoding Morse code signals.

What are the modes in Morse Decoder AI?

Morse Decoder AI offers two modes: direct mode for clear signals and tone filtering mode for noisy or weak signals. The tone filtering mode uses band-pass filters to improve decoding accuracy in challenging radio environments.

How accurate is Morse Decoder AI?

The neural network is trained to decode signals between 10 and 40 WPM. Accuracy can be influenced by signal strength and clarity, with the tone filtering mode recommended for weak signals and the direct mode for confident reception.

What devices support Morse Decoder AI?

Morse Decoder AI is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices. It is designed to be accessible on a range of Apple mobile devices.

How often is Morse Decoder AI updated?

The application was last updated on January 8, 2024, with version 1.1 released. This indicates a recent update, suggesting ongoing development and support from the developer.

What is the price of Morse Decoder AI?

Morse Decoder AI is a paid application priced at $2.99. This one-time purchase grants access to all its features for decoding Morse code.

Is Morse Decoder AI suitable for beginners?

Yes, the application is designed for educational purposes for amateur radio enthusiasts. The ability to switch between neural networks and monitor signal levels can help users learn and improve their Morse code reception skills.