https://sourceforge.net/p/cwtext/feature-requests/Recent changes to feature-requestsenThu, 08 Dec 2005 13:16:54 -0000https://sourceforge.net/p/cwtext/feature-requests/2/<div class="markdown_content"><p>I didn't want to file this under a bug request, because<br /> it technically isn't a bug. I installed the 0.94<br /> release of cwtext this morning and tried creating a<br /> .wav file using a callsign generator program I wrote. <br /> The file created correctly (on my Ubuntu Linux<br /> computer). When I played the .wav file, there were<br /> audible clicks in with the cw tones. It was very<br /> distracting, because the clicks appeared to be louder<br /> than the actual tone. I copied the file over to my<br /> iMac (running OSX 10.4), and it played the file exactly<br /> the same, including the clicks. I also tried playing<br /> the .wav file under Windows 2000 Pro, using WMP 6.4,<br /> with the same results. I retained the .wav file and<br /> would be happy to share it if it helps diagnose and fix<br /> this problem. The .wav file is approximately 715<br /> KBytes in size.</p></div>AnonymousThu, 08 Dec 2005 13:16:54 -0000https://sourceforge.net77fdd6ecf5d2a0f94e9d3a2fb505c13484a821b4https://sourceforge.net/p/cwtext/feature-requests/1/<div class="markdown_content"><p>Please could you add the facility to have a rise and <br /> decay envelope. I find that listening to the morse <br /> produced is quite painful on my iPod since there is a <br /> definite click at the end of a character.</p> <p>I think a standard approach is to have a 4 or 5mS <br /> rise and decay envelope... I don't know the theory <br /> but I believe that a sine function would make sense <br /> for the rise/fall.</p> <p>73</p> <p>Gavin</p></div>Gavin AndrewsThu, 06 Jan 2005 23:35:45 -0000https://sourceforge.net80e529df7b17e2347febfbd6216ddd70da6aa11a