The standard droplet create an Output folder with a Multi resolution panorama with all the files needed if you have a powerful overclocked PC with 8 Core Intel processor a 15000 x 7500 image runs with the blinking of an eye :wink: but on a normal office machine the droplet actually runs for quite s...

OK... I thought so :( ! I just created a droplet on Version 5, as much as possible the same as the one I made for V.4.5 (which I was very happy with), but when I drop my *.JPG/#.TIF file into the droplet, the software runs but does not stop, showing the "Viewing Parameters" window and allo...

Svendus wrote:

The Video are Droplets on Version 5.0.2 next version will be 5.1

OK, but this doesn't answer my question: can I use a Version 4.5 droplet on Version 5.x ?

Svendus wrote:Hi J-P.
did you Click set after applying the new settings ?

Ooops ! OK... now it works ! Thanks !!

Now, another question: how can I use a droplet created on Pano2VR 5.3 on version 5 ?

OK... I made a droplet and it works allright on the 4.5 version ! I hope I will be able to use it also on version 5 ? Now, one question: I have set the FoV to 85, the ZOOM Mini at 45 and Maxi at 105 ! When I run the *.HTM file the pano opens apparently at 85 and there's no way to zoom out to 105 (bu...

Thanks Svendus !

I have noticed it first -and answered- on FB !

Hi ! I would like to see a tutorial for creating a droplet for only ONE spherical panorama at a time, outputting HTML5, and saving the files in the original images directory ! I tried to use the old tutorial (2007), but it hasn't got the HTML5, and I didn't succeed to make a useful droplet ! Isn't i...

Thanks guys ! I eventually deleted completly Firefox, rebooted and re-installed it ! Then I went back to my Imafes directory, chose an HTML5 sub-directory, clicked on the ".html file, and.... VOILA !! The 360x180 appeared magically in a new Firefox window !! I guess some internal command got cr...

Good Day J-P. OK now I 100% understand. Yes it is possible to use a Foxfire to browse back to your hard drive to view a photo or to click on an html file to view a project page. Foxfire is a useful browser. I have been unsuccessful with Chrome and IE/Edge will not do that Firefox function. My issue...

Need more information please I am not understanding the *.html files to be used as images in Firefox ! Images are graphics. .html is text I am missing something. We use Firefox 44 with my Android 5.0 smart phone AND Windows 10 in the files and folders I can browse to the output/ folder tap or click...

LATEST NEWS..... Just out of curiosity, I copied the "Flash" and "HTML5" files in 2 different directories, and pasted in my laptop (also running Win 7 and Firefox 44) ! When I clicked (as well in the "Flash" directory as in the "HTML5" one), on the *.html file...

Hi Booty ! Thanks for the quick answer ! Now, before to set the latest #5 version, I'd like to be correct witn the older #3.1.4 one... ...or do you think it's better to forget the old version and only concentrate on the V 5.0 ?? I loaded a trial NORMAL pano (I haven't played with "tours" y...

Hi J-P, As Boothy says a bit more info nation would help, but from the outset it sounds like you are trying to open the HTML page directly from the output folder. Local file restrictions will prevent the pano from opening. The only browser I know that will allow this is Firefox with the others givi...

Hi JPS Other forum members probably need a little more info about what's going on to diagnose problem. 1. Which version of Pano2vr? I have both versions 3.1.4 (64Bits) and 5.0 (64Bits). Same problem with HTML5 files from both versions. But from now on, of course I'd prefer to use the latest version...

Hi ! I just finished a spherical pano, and saved as HTML5 with Pano2VR ! In the original image directory, it created the usual "images" sub-directory, plus "pano.xml", "pano.preview.jpg", "pano2vr_player.js", "pano.html" and "pano.p2vr" ! A...