Morse Code Audio To Text API - MorseSonat (or Morse Code Sound To Text API) is a cross browsers REST API supporting now also Text To Morse Audio API (as normal text) or Morse Text To Morse Audio API and it may be used by any device that can connect to Internet and send the POST requests to our API as instructed in this website: smartphones, tablets, laptops, PC Desktops, other smart devices. It uses cloud infrastructure and artificial intelligence to solve the requests. With MorseSonat you can:

• Decode Morse Audio wav file to text with requirements for the wav file format as follows: clear sound (without noises), 150 miliseconds per each morse unit (i.e. one dit is one unit, one dash is three units, space between parts of the same letter is one unit, space between letters is three units, space between words is seven units according to International Morse Code), Linear16 (uncompressed wav file), PCM, 44100 HZ, 32 BitsPerSample, IeeeFloat Encoding, BlockAlign 8, Stereo 2 Channels
• Decode Morse Text To Normal Text (maximum 700 chars per request) and get also the audio wav file with the format requirements from the first point.
• Encode Normal Text To Morse Text (maximum 700 chars per request) and get also the audio wav file with the format requirements from the first point.

Allthough this Morse Code Audio To Text API is intended for software development and therefore developers, we have also here an online application that may be used to get audio files from the input text either plain text or morse code text with characters here. Morse Code Audio To Text API - The necessary steps are written below, basically for Morse Code Audio To Text API you send an authorized POST request in JSON format to the API endpoint and you get as JSON response a a link to the saved audio file if you chose so or decoded text. The output audio file encoded as Linear16 (uncompressed .wav file), PCM, 44100 HZ, 32 BitsPerSample, IeeeFloat Encoding, BlockAlign 8, Stereo 2 Channels has to be clear (without noises) and it is saved on cloud at the link you get as response from our text to morse code audio API.