Hopki wrote:If you externalise and copy the files will be streamed as required.

Technically that would be progressive download, not streaming. Streaming would only be via a streaming server.

One other difference that 360Texas doesn't mention is that there is no way to add a domain lock to images viewed in HTML5 so there is no way to protect your panoramas from piracy using this method.

You only have to be online once every 30 days to keep your account live (90 days if you pay annually) so lack of an internet connection shouldn't be a problem. But this isn't going to stop piracy. The pirates will just have to find a new method which will probably mean cracking user logins instead o...

I think it sucks - but luckily I don't use PS, having been a Corel PhotoPaint user since it started.

I do however use Lightroom and Adobe are talking about doing a Lightroom/Photoshop combined package for photographers, but I don't know whether this will be cloud based or not.

It's possible to embed Flash objects, but I don't think you can do HTML5 as well. Flash method here: http://www.aleosoft.com/flashtutorial_googlesites.html (there's a link at the bottom to show a Flash embedded object working). Their version only uses <embed> so it obviously won't work in IE, but I'...

These days it's almost impossible to do a single skin that will look good at all screen resolutions. According to the stats for my website, in the last 30 days I've had visits from 261 different screen sizes varying from 218x194 to 5760x1080 with only one screen size (1920x1080) getting more than 15...

The related bit of code is: <script type="text/javascript"> if (swfobject.hasFlashPlayerVersion("9.0.0")) { var flashvars = {}; var params = {}; params.quality = "high"; params.bgcolor = "#ffffff"; params.allowscriptaccess = "sameDomain"; params.all...

Thanks Smooth I didn't realise that the old code (which still worked for single panos) needed to be changed. I replaced the old code: "<font face='Verdana'><i>"+userdata.description+"</i></font>" with "<font face='Verdana'><i>$ud</i></font>" and all is good.

Each SWF does have it's own UserData. The first has 'The Nave' in the description field, the second 'The Altar' and the third 'The Choir'. The info button on the toolbar only ever shows 'The Nave' from the first SWF.

How do you get the Description UserData to update when going from SWF to SWF in a tour? Here's an example where it's not working: http://reeddesign.co.uk/panoramas/southwark-cathedral.html The 'Info' button on the toolbar should have different words on the third italicised line for each of the three...

Thanks, Smooth - I'd been looking for that solution too.

If you're using P2VR's html output you can change the required level for Flash in the SWFObject javascript to make Flash v11 the minimum required. Look for the following in the html code: <script type="text/javascript"> <!-- var flashvars = {}; var params = {}; params.quality = "high&...

Nothing that matters has changed. The pixel dimensions before and after are both 14000x7000. It would only matter if you printed the file at the indicated DPI.

Works for me - Win7 64bit, Firefox4, Flash10.2

Using 'WMODE' will though make your auto-rotate panorama very choppy on all but very powerful computers as it disables hardware acceleration Using "wMode=direct" will force hardware acceleration (true since 10.0 I think) although that will give the problem with js dropdown menus. Hardware...