

The software supports recording, decoding, editing, and viewing on most versions of Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X. This often needs to be done even if the filenames are MMDDHHMM.wav (month, day, hour, minute) because WXtoImg requires that this date be the time of the start of the recording and not the time when the satellite came over the horizon WXtoImg is a fully automated APT and WEFAX weather satellite (WXsat) decoder. However it may be necessary to change Audio file naming to Other, in the File Names and Locations dialog under the Options menu. Go back to Audacity and adjust the sample rate again and keep going until hopefully WXtoImg will process it Can WXtoImg produce map overlays from recordings made by other programs? Yes. Open the exported audio in WXtoImg and see how much the image has shifted. Then at the bottom in the box labelled Project Rate (Hz) change the value from 11025 upwards by 10Hz or so and then go File->Export and select WAV in the Save as type box.
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To release its full power, registration is required, although the freeware version has more than sufficient features for the beginner

This is the most complex of the programs listed. The program can be made to process these WAV files into images in a variety of projections, and can create colour composites of numerous types.
