I downloaded and installed the Ver 5.0 FFmpeg and tried creating video with it. I should point out that the individual image files are corrupted. These were shown in my previous posts. If these files are corrupted then the video of course will be corrupted. I have prepared a support package and am s...

I am using Version: 6.1.14 64bit, Revision: 18105/5.12.2, Build date: Dec 21 2021, 19:33:32

I will try downloading the FFMPEG.zip you pointed at. I haven't downloaded it for 2-3 years so maybe I have downlevel version.

I decide to revisit this issue with the latest version of Pano2VR to see if the newest version had resolved the problem I had in Sept. 2020. I am again trying to create an UHD video 3840x2160 resolution. I am getting the same results as I did several months ago. Individual frame files are broken int...

I have ran into this issue before and never been able to resolve the issue. I am attempting to create a 3 min., 30 sec. UHD (3840 x 2160 frame size 16:9 screen ratio) video @ 30 frames/sec. from a Flat image that I stitched using PtGui. It is a 1.49 Giga-pixel image measuring 28,904 x 51,385 pixels....

As further followup, the image I am importing is a flat image 27,696 x 60079 pixels with about 100 degrees FOV. I am wondering if to create a video I need to convert the Flat image to some other format. Here is a link to the virtual tour I created for it as HTML https://abbascreationsphotography.com...

I have been setting the Animation to 1920 and 1080. I have also tried 3840 x 2160 for 4K and I still get the strange framing shown in my original post. I just tried to do one today and am still getting the same result.

OK, I believe I have answered at least part of my question. It seems that the Animation tool of P2VR is only capable of creating 3:2 ratio frames. It's default seems to be 1080 x720 which is the old Standard Definition frame ratio. I have been attempting to use the HD 16:9 ratio or 1280x720 or 1920x...

I am attempting to create a 30 sec. UHD (3840 x 2160 frame size) video @ 30 frames/sec. from a Flat image that I stitched using Autopano Giga. It is a 1.89 Gigapixel image measuring 25,899 x 73078 pixels. I setup Pano2VR to create a series of tiff files from which to render the video. I have setup t...