GMStudio wrote:If this is not possible, do you advise me to use for flash "Externalize Panorama images and skin".

I advise you to externalise all images, skin and media.

That said, you should still be optimising file sizes for fast server response.

Regards, Smooth

You must place the media hotspot by double clicking in the panorama scene.
Once this is placed your options will become available.

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You have options to learn: I teach all aspects of panorama making for buying equipment, shooting, processing and tour creation. All "one on one" live via Skype or ICQ at a fixed hourly rate. We work on the exact same images and we go step by step until you have happy with a work flow that ...

Based on that yes, just! But not in Australia.
Do we trust or even believe that? I don't know a single person locally that uses Google Chrome as their browser of choice.
Anyway regardless, even if IE is second that is still a HUGE market.

Regards, Smooth

offtop: IE it`s software for downloading browsers, nothing more ;-) That it may be for experienced users like us. But it is still the #1 PC browser throughout the world. People buy a PC turn it on and IE is the browser. Lots and lots of panorama viewing public (or business) never get past this poin...

IE9 does not support HTML5
Use Flash output either totally or as fall back.

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HTML5 :evil: is nothing but a pain in the rear end. This push for HTML5 :evil: is the saddest thing to happen to online VR panorama display to date. It may well be the future. But up till now it is a second rate, below par way to display panoramas. At every stage the goal posts are moved, meaning ye...

I have just tested with Windows 7 32 Bit PC and then Windows 7 64 Bit PC and in both cases the satellite images failed. I used a prominent location "Australia's Sydney Opera House". So yes, there is an issue with satellite images failing to show and it's not limited to Windows 64 Bit PC. R...

seriously hoping the video media placement tool gets some better controls in the next version. Trying to match the video plane to monitors in my panorama is a pain and sometimes not possible due to the angle they are at. +1 The way it is, it is next to useless in most situations. I've given up on i...

I wonder if you are zoomed in too far?
If you choose to view via Google Maps in your browser do you get to see the satellite images with the same coordinates and zoom level?

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The server they are hosted on needs to the MIME type added.
SVG images should have the mime type image/svg+xml

Link to previous thread

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It would appear Geoff is using (Free) Irfanview as his image program. Irfanview can also generate and save to .png-24 format with IrfanView plug-ins. irfanview_save_for_web_png-24.jpg irfanview_plug-in.jpg The IrfanView Plug-ins can be downloaded from here Please understand though the industry stand...

Been in your situation.

Please read this thread

It's all about the video type and compression used.

Regards, Smooth

This has been mentioned in the past.
Including this thread where Ronald shows a screen capture.
Make sure your browsers are up to date working with the latest version. Wonderful thing this HTML5

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Yes, it does. Basically it worked like this: If you set as HTML5 with Flash fallback. If the browser is HTML5 compatible it will open in HTML5 and if not, it will open the Flash version (assuming Flash is installed/enabled). If you set as Flash with HTML5 fallback. If the browser has Flash installed...