Unknown Artefact (or artifact) Community Thread - The Canonn
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Thanks, I'll add that to my list as sequences #9-#11.
Congratulations, and good luck!
No result as far as I can see it still looks just pseudo-random ie no apparent pattern. We were hoping for a short repeating cycle to appear, it didn't (over 3 iterations).
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It's funny you mention that: I kept hearing it predominantly as my gaze was pointed towards the bottom right hand corner of the playing area.
I am either totally stupid or totally deaf. I tried to listen the video linked by Ratking15 and although I was a lot into HAM, amateur radion, Morse code, QSL and this stuff in late 80's, I am not able to hear any Morse in the video.
How is supposed the Morse be hidden in the audio stream ? I can hear the "whale" sound and some "brrrrrm" sound only.
How is supposed the Morse be hidden in the audio stream ? I can hear the "whale" sound and some "brrrrrm" sound only.
Are those the only two options! =p
In between the honk and the loud purrs there's chittering, it's kind of hard to hear.
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It is hard to make out and hear but after listening to it and previous recordings so much you get atuned I guess....
Thanks! Please check the post again though, I had to correct a couple mistakes. First sequence starts with high, not low, and the 3rd sequence has a couple mistakes.
I would still like if someone else could go over it again.
Head phones, high volume. Listen just after the honk.
Yeah, it is really hard to make out; its not morse in the normal way you might be used to, i.e. its not beeeep beep. It may have started out that way, but its been heavily modified and there are two tones which aren't necessarily related to the dot or the dash, but the 'chitters' are either long or short with gaps in between.
I didn't believe it myself, until after several fruitless attempts I managed to make it work using a spectral analyser to help visualise the two tone lengths, then transcribed it to an online morse code translator.
If you get the hang of it, just using your trained ears, you could be a huge asset to the team!
Yeah, it is really hard to make out; its not morse in the normal way you might be used to, i.e. its not beeeep beep. It may have started out that way, but its been heavily modified and there are two tones which aren't necessarily related to the dot or the dash, but the 'chitters' are either long or short with gaps in between.
I didn't believe it myself, until after several fruitless attempts I managed to make it work using a spectral analyser to help visualise the two tone lengths, then transcribed it to an online morse code translator.
If you get the hang of it, just using your trained ears, you could be a huge asset to the team!
OK, I will try to separate the audio stream from the FLV file I downloaded from Twitch and I will try to put it through some spectral/waterfall/FFT software I have here.
<raises hand> what do you need?
COL 285 SECTOR ZZ-U B17-3
| - ' - ' ' | - - ' ' - | - ' - - ' | ' - ' - ' | - ' - ' - | <scoop> | - - ' - ' | ' ' - - ' ' | ' - - ' ' - | - ' ' - - ' | - ' ' - - ' | <scoop> | - ' - - ' | ' ' - ' - - | - ' ' - - ' | - ' ' - ' ' | - ' - - ' | <scoop>
COL 285 SECTOR YJ-R A34-1
| ' - ' - - | ' ' - - ' | ' - - ' ' - | - ' - - ' | - - ' ' - | <scoop> | - - ' ' - | - ' - ' ' - | ' ' - - ' | ' - - ' - ' | ' ' - - ' | <scoop> | - - ' ' - ' | - ' ' - - ' | - ' ' - ' | ' - - ' - ' | ' ' - ' ' - | <scoop>
I color coded repeating segments, but it really looks completely random :/
| - ' - ' ' | - - ' ' - | - ' - - ' | ' - ' - ' | - ' - ' - | <scoop> | - - ' - ' | ' ' - - ' ' | ' - - ' ' - | - ' ' - - ' | - ' ' - - ' | <scoop> | - ' - - ' | ' ' - ' - - | - ' ' - - ' | - ' ' - ' ' | - ' - - ' | <scoop>
COL 285 SECTOR YJ-R A34-1
| ' - ' - - | ' ' - - ' | ' - - ' ' - | - ' - - ' | - - ' ' - | <scoop> | - - ' ' - | - ' - ' ' - | ' ' - - ' | ' - - ' - ' | ' ' - - ' | <scoop> | - - ' ' - ' | - ' ' - - ' | - ' ' - ' | ' - - ' - ' | ' ' - ' ' - | <scoop>
I color coded repeating segments, but it really looks completely random :/
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You may have seen this already but if it helps here's a link to a nice post with much of the alphabet linked to sound files, so you know what you're looking for:
https://forums.frontier.co.uk/showthread.php?t=162998&p=2500146&viewfull=1#post2500146
Heh! Well it's just these UAs that seem to scan systems, I just wonder where they've been and what amazing sights they've seen!
Someone shut me up if this has been done.
It's these missions....
I know they've been mentioned before and seem to come to nowt.
But I'm wondering if perhaps taking one out and *then* trawling the target system for UAs via SSs might be the trigger that allows the player to obtain a UA.
Given the mission text, it's feasible that a UA may have been involved.
I'm assuming these missions can be done by Founders (normally it's Elite Exploration), also that this hasn't been tested.
Can't see anything in the Wiki.
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