I recently bought a mac Air to 'play' with and get used to the Apple OS. My plan was to use it on the go for commercial shoots and for tethered shooting. I'm off to Malta next week for some work and thought I'd see how PTGui and Pano2VR would run on there. Amazingly quickly in fact! So now i've got ...

I'm near Ghent in Belgium now.
Essex born and bred though

Further: rendering and zipping as full screen playback does actually make a perfect kiosk solution to panorama display.
GoodReader preventing you escaping from full screen is a good way of securing the viewing to just that page. I've some clients that will be happy by this.
Thanks again.

Ok, this sounds just the ticket. Many thanks. I'm going to have a go at getting this set up in the morning, with fresh eyes and head. As you describe it, it's pretty straight forward. Cheers, Rob (your profile says you're from Braintree? I'm originally from Romford, not a million miles away) Edit.. ...

Hi Guys, I've had a quick search on this matter, but not found anything. My clients are lapping up the panos I've been making with the software, both on desktop machines and on all sorts of portable devices. One client has asked if i can make some kiosk style iPad displays that they can use at a tra...

ThomasK wrote:He he, for the next hint you need to populate my Paypal account!

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and now I just a PHP error to say:

PHP version 5.1.3 or higher required.

That's down to my host? (bluehost.com) or a user updateable something?

tech people just hate me, I know, but heck. I'm a photographer, I'm into pretty photos not code

Thanks Thomas, I'm going to have another go at this. i've been through the instructions a few times but will have another go. Right now, the error I get is Fatal error: Call to undefined function: libxml_use_internal_errors() in /wp-content/plugins/panopress/panopress.php on line 373 think I have fo...

I found this, but yet to get it to work, but I'm sure that's just down to my lack of understanding.

http://www.panopress.org/

Excuse the basic question, but I'm scratching my head a little. I'm trying to get hotspot URL's to open in a fresh tab or browser window. Right now they just open in the existing window, forcing the viewer to use go 'back' to the panorama each tile they have looked at a link. I've watched the video ...