MorseDecoder

I got this for Battlefield 1 Easter eggs. Most of their Easter eggs require translating Morse code. The process was so tedious I had to find another way. This app was a godsend. You need to get rid of background noise as much as possible, but even then, it will auto-adapt and start to produce the proper translation. It gave me what I needed every time. It was well worth the purchase. I was able to complete three of the Morse Easter eggs in one night.

Certainly one of the best things I’ve ever bought for $10. Put it next to the speaker and if somebody is sending reasonable code it translates it just fine. Sure if somebody is a terrible sender Then it can mess up, but that’s the same for me when I try to write it down. For me, the added benefit is that I’m trying to learn code by ear and I get most of it by ear and I can just look at the iPhone for a little help. Also, on my radio I have to Set the frequency offset by ear and now I can just lo

At first when I was using this app it was garbage it’s not actually not. I was using it for the bf1 easter eggs but my results came out complete gibberish I was mad because I was like did I really just spent $10 on a app that doesn’t even work!? It turns out it wasn’t the app it was that stupid extremely loud background noise in the game that was ruining it. So for bf1 players out there to make the background noise a lot more quiet is by settings> audio> sound preset> war tapes then the app shou

I took a risk buying this app to use it to solve the Morse cyphers on Battlefield One, and it works! I sat my phone next to the TV and the app was able to automatically translate the code with ease. THANK YOU!

-. --- - --. .-. . .- - ... --- ..-. .- .-. .-.-.- Seems very susceptible to noise. Frequently decodes things as E's and I's. If you are in a quiet room with absolutely perfect code coming out of the speaker it might be pretty reliable. For a person with an oscillator and practice key this probably won't work well. Better to find a friend to practice with.