Hi ALL, I am keen on embedding video into my panoramas - see the Garden Gnome YouTube video https://youtu.be/68sHwOC49Is?t=5 which makes use of Adobe Photoshop by using a video layer feature. I am not keen on paying an annual subscription to Adobe and I have hunted without success for an alternative...

Hi Jim,

Thanks for your advice on leaving the "Flash Fallback File" empty. That is a handy tip to know.

Ivan Johnstone

Both the problems described above are resolved when using 2:1 ratio rectangular panoramic images. Vertical lines no longer appear in standard non-multiresolution html5 based virtual tours and flash/html5 based virtual tours using multiresolution can make use of the same images in a single tile folde...

Hi Dave, I stand corrected. The 11 panoramas of my virtual are among the earliest of my virtual tours which are not 360 x 180 and I stitched these panoramas using Autostitch. The pixel sizes of each panoramic image vary and are not in a 2:1 ratio. My more recent panoramas are 360 x 180 and I have us...

The 11 panoramic images that I have used in my virtual tour are not the cause of the problem. I have used the same images with no problems in three earlier versions of Pano2VR and they work OK in the flash mode of Pano2VR Pro 4.5. As an aside, I use FSPViewer64 to quickly check the quality of my pan...

I have recently upgraded to Pano2VR Pro version 4.5 and I have successfully updated a number of single flash/html5 panoramas using multiresolution. However, I have come across the following problems when attempting to update a virtual tour which has 11 panoramas. When using the standard non-multires...