morse-to-audio 1.5.1

The **Morse-to-Audio** project converts Morse code into audio files. Users can input Morse code (using dots, dashes, and spaces), and the program generates an audio output in `.wav` format. The project allows customization of tone frequency and dot duration for flexibility.

Morse to Audio

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A simple Python package that converts Morse code into an audio file. This tool supports customizable frequencies and dot durations to generate Morse code tones.

Features

• Convert Morse code (., -, and spaces) into audio.
• Customize the tone frequency and dot duration.
• Outputs a .wav file of the generated Morse code audio.

Installation

You can install the package using pip:

pip install morse-to-audio

Usage

Once installed, you can use the morse-to-audio command in your terminal to convert Morse code to audio:

morse-to-audio ".- .- -" --frequency 700 --dot_duration 100

Arguments

• morse_code: The Morse code to convert. Use . for dots, - for dashes, and spaces between words.
• --frequency: The frequency of the tone in Hz. Default is 700.
• --dot_duration: The duration of a dot in milliseconds. Default is 100.

Example

morse-to-audio "-- .- -." --frequency 750 --dot_duration 120

This will generate a .wav file with the Morse code for "MAN" and save it to your system.

How It Works

The package uses the pydub library to generate sine waves representing the Morse code tones. Each dot, dash, and space is converted into an audio segment and combined into a final output file.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.