Ham4CW
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I came across this free app for Android phones called (literally) "Morse Code Reader" and was a free-bee from Google Play store. The launch icon has a picture of a Walrus for some unknown reason. This particular one was written by Jacek Fedorynski.
There is no help or info file. After install you run it and it starts decoding straight away. It does not seem to use a tone selection, but appears to use audio level derived decoding. There is a red line that appears across the audio level VU display, and that line seems to be an average of some kind. Anything above the line is 'high', anything below the line is 'low', so it just looks at the changing high/low level of the audio to work out what the CW tone level is at that point.
On the face of it it might sound a bit naff, but I've used it with a number of online sources and actual transceivers, and I've found the decode seems to work amazingly well in most cases.
There is no help or info file. After install you run it and it starts decoding straight away. It does not seem to use a tone selection, but appears to use audio level derived decoding. There is a red line that appears across the audio level VU display, and that line seems to be an average of some kind. Anything above the line is 'high', anything below the line is 'low', so it just looks at the changing high/low level of the audio to work out what the CW tone level is at that point.
On the face of it it might sound a bit naff, but I've used it with a number of online sources and actual transceivers, and I've found the decode seems to work amazingly well in most cases.
