Hi Hopki,

Thanks for the reply. I had tried VR Tourviewer but I didn't get far as I had problems accessing the files on the Oculus to add
the pano2vr content (cable issue, not all USB cables are the same!). All sorted now, thanks.

Nige.

Hiya,

Has anyone managed to save a Pano tour onto an Oculus Go headset and used the built in browser to play them? I'd really love to know if this is possible and how it's done. I've asked on the Oculus GO forum but haven't had a response.

Many thanks,

Nige.

Hiya Chris,

Thank you very much! It's working now. I had to place the output folder in our Moodle folder where the moodle index.php was.

Many thanks

Nige.

Hello Chris,

The actual location on the server is:

var/www/html/output/index.html

I have assumed that the reworded url would be:

xxxxxx.ac.uk/html/output/index.html

Thank you,

Nigel.

Hi Soulbrother,

Thank you for the tip! I have checked and there are no upper case letters in the path name.

Cheers,

Nige.

Hello Chris,

Thank you for the response. That was what I had tried to use. My url is:

https://xxxxxxxxxxxxxx/html/output/index.html

but I get this message:

Not Found
The requested URL /html/output/index.html was not found on this server.

Nige.

Hello all, First post :) I'm currently evaluating the demo version of pano2vr for our UK college. I have created a super-simple project with a single 360 and a few hotspots. What I can't seem to do is upload it to one of our virtual servers (https) and get a url that I can then view the project (htm...