solved Morse in Videopad.

[Camerart]

Hi,

If I've done all the VP and Link procedures correctly, here's an 'E'   Something like I'm after.  It needs a gap at the begining, to make the sound and image.

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1G3aovh4gRDQAhOQffMckz9AAMkFLdoVv/view?usp=sharing.

C.

[borate]

Change "restricted" to "anyone with link can view" in Google Drive.  Then folks can access your content.

[Camerart]

19 minutes ago, borate said:

Change "restricted" to "anyone with link can view" in Google Drive.  Then folks can access your content.

Hi B,

Hopefully that did it, can you open it?

C.

[borate]

Yes, it's good now.  Various methods will do the job.  The one mentioned initially allows adjustment of text to any length and positioning as an independent operation.  From that point, further refinements can be made along the lines of what Nat has suggested.

[Camerart]

Hi B,

It opens, good, and worth waiting for:)

Did you mean the method in: Posted Thursday at 05:36 PM  (This forum doen't have post numbers, but they're handy)

The 'E' I posted has good timing for what I want, but I just tried to open it and it gave no sound.  I tried an MP3 tone and it played ok.  Teething troubles.

C.

[borate]

See the method described in the very first reply to your post.  It may prove useful for positioning the letters against the audio, if only as a first step.

[Camerart]

4 minutes ago, borate said:

See the method described in the very first reply to your post.  It may prove useful for positioning the letters against the audio, if only as a first step.

Hi B,

"Open the text file and input the letter A.  In the bin (top-left) right-click that clip and COPY.  Then, in an open area of the bin, right-click | PASTE CLIP.  Do this as many times as needed for all the alphabet or other characters you need.  Then open each text file and input an individual letter, number, etc.

Place your code WAV file on the audio track.  On video track one use a suitable blank or background image.

On track 2, insert the appropriate text file letter just above the audio code character.  The text clip can be shortened or lengthened by dragging its handles, and moved by dragging it left or right, so the position exactly corresponds to the audio.  Takes practice."

Ok, practicing 🙂

Thanks, C.

[borate]

Nat's tutorial will do a nice job.  Depends on how you want to handle the task.  Good luck!