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Export Console.Beep() Series to File

I'm working on a side project for HAM Radio examination where the user enters text and Morse Code is played back utilizing .NET's Console.Beep().

I'm looking for possible solutions to export this as a recording (audio file) for later playback using standard audio players (Media Player, etc.). Any recommendations on existing code or free/open source libraries? Thanks.

Thanks for the help.

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Why not export it as a MIDI file using a library like NAudio?

cxfx  2009-12-10 05:26:33
After a quick review of the site, it looks promising. Thanks for the link!
JTA  2009-12-10 05:29:33

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