hi all
Just watched the sound tutorial, and attempted to apply to a pano. Whilst I can get the sound to work no problem, it's not 'bidrectional rectangular' as per Karyn's tutorial...
Here's the tour - click the 5th thumbnail - 'band / live music'
http://www.360imagery.co.uk/VT/shoulder ... start.html
and here's the screengrab of pano sound editor:
ideas?
cheers
Stu
bidirectional rectangular sound not working correctly
Karyn,
that'll be why! Thanks. Try it again..........
http://www.360imagery.co.uk/VT/shoulder ... start.html
Stu
that'll be why! Thanks. Try it again..........
http://www.360imagery.co.uk/VT/shoulder ... start.html
Stu
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Hi Stu,
nice pano. I was wondering how many "sound spots" you got on this pano ? Only one rectangular directional ?
When I try to to the same, I got a faded sound ton zero when I'm right on the opposite face of the pano. Even if I set the rectangular directional to cover all the way.
The only trick I found is to use 1 surround spot and 1 rectangular with the same music file. The big inconvenient is that the swf file is heavier du to the duplicated sound file.
Could you telle memore about your settings.
Thanks.
Fred
nice pano. I was wondering how many "sound spots" you got on this pano ? Only one rectangular directional ?
When I try to to the same, I got a faded sound ton zero when I'm right on the opposite face of the pano. Even if I set the rectangular directional to cover all the way.
The only trick I found is to use 1 surround spot and 1 rectangular with the same music file. The big inconvenient is that the swf file is heavier du to the duplicated sound file.
Could you telle memore about your settings.
Thanks.
Fred
Hi Fred,fredaubailly wrote:Hi Stu,
nice pano. I was wondering how many "sound spots" you got on this pano ? Only one rectangular directional ?
When I try to to the same, I got a faded sound ton zero when I'm right on the opposite face of the pano. Even if I set the rectangular directional to cover all the way.
The only trick I found is to use 1 surround spot and 1 rectangular with the same music file. The big inconvenient is that the swf file is heavier du to the duplicated sound file.
Could you telle memore about your settings.
Thanks.
Fred
The way I did it was to set the 'ambient' to 0.6, so I guess it plays the tune all the way round, just quieter.
Stu
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