Ok, I'm back.
Yes, the settings won't vary much if at all between versions.
Here's some info for you and two screen captures of v1313.
The next good pass is many hours away here so I can't show you a 'live' screen capture.
Set the bandwidth to 32000 or higher. (Newer SDR versions only go to 32000)
I set mine to 36000 to allow for some doppler shift.
See this post of mine if you want to make it wider.
http://forums.radioreference.com/so...94704-sdr-bandwidth-question.html#post2218759
Uncheck ‘Squelch’
Calibrate your dongle ( ppm )
Uncheck BOTH AGC boxes in the configuration pop-up and adjust the RF gain manually.
Set the RF gain to a level where you can see a good APT signal as in my prior post.
Before you start SDRSharp,
In the drop down box for ‘Audio OUTPUT’
Select [MME] CABLE Input (VB-Audio Virtual C
By the way, don't let all that 'stuff' in my drop down box scare you.
I have LOTS of audio sources on my computers.
Uncheck ‘Filter Audio’
Start wxtoimg
Calibrate if you haven’t already calibrated (you’ll need data from a prior pass and only needs to be done one time)
Click on ‘FILE’ then ‘UPDATE KEPLERS’ to get the latest orbit data.
At the bottom right corner, click on your volume control.
Set the VB-Audio to the center to start.
Then, click on ‘FILE’, ‘ RECORD’ Then, ‘Auto Record’
(The bottom of wxtoimg will show the current UTC time, and time and frequency of the next pass. Tune SDRSharp to THAT frequency and wait.
Adjust the volume to give you around 65-80% green on wxtoimg during the satellite pass.
Rich
Some settings:
Another view of some settings:
Edit:
I almost forgot to mention that you MUST set your WXtoimg recording options also. (primarily the audio source)