[CW] Linux CW Morse text to sound file - wav mp3 etc or MIDI

D.J.J. Ring, Jr. n1ea at arrl.net
Fri Mar 25 09:06:32 EDT 2011


Hello Fabian,

I should have mentioned that I did find ebook2cw already and yes it will do
what I want but it does so much more.

There was - but it is a dead link - of a graphical user interface (this
means a graphical interface or gui) for Linux.  Right now I can only find
the gui for Windows.

Fabian, this is a really amazing program - you can go and get a nice book
from Project Guttenberg or other eBook site and convert it to Morse code and
even change the speed for each chapter.  You can start out at 5 wpm and
increase the speed for each following chapter.  So if you have a book with
fifty five (55) chapters, you can get your code speed up to sixty (60) wpm.
<big Morse code grin!>

Scott, W5ESE sent me a direct email in which he mentioned the classic linux
program called morse.
.
Unfortunately it works very poorly on some new computers that do not have a
"PC Speaker" as it does not have an audio driver.

I have a group of radio amateurs who are working on the Vinux project which
is Ubuntu and Debian for the visually impaired user - that is poor vision or
blind user.  The main page for this project is http://www.vinuxproject.org
- I use this myself as it has some very handy programs including pretty good
OCR script that will take multiple pages and produce a pdf, doc, or text
file (as far as I can remember).

I've looked and asked around and it looks like ebook2cw is the best around.
For Windows there is a graphical user interface - gui - but not now for
linux as the link is dead.  Of course if anyone has the ebook2cw gui for
linux, I will accept it via email to djringjr at gmail.com which has a 10 MB
attachment limit.

73

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On Fri, Mar 25, 2011 at 2:15 AM, Fabian Kurz <mail at fkurz.net> wrote:

> Hi,
>
> On Thu, Mar 24, 2011 at 05:34:40PM -0400, D.J.J. Ring, Jr. wrote:
> > I've checked all the usual places.  I thought there was a Linux program
> that
> > would take a text file / txt file and convert to wav or mp3 file or other
> > like ogg or even MIDI.
>
> ebook2cw does that:
>
>  http://fkurz.net/ham/ebook2cw.html
>
> 73,
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