You can view Flash on Nexus7 though other browsers such as Dolphin. Do a Google search.

You might want to check into Flashificator. It has a new plugin that enables using video as transitions between nodes.

Pat L

I believe everyone has already answered this question multiple times, the answer is no.

Not possible, that's what this thread is all about.

It will be great if this applies to video and swf as well:)

Why does this not work on Android? It has gyros too.

What is this feature? Any documentation? Is this cross platform?

This tour puts you in the midst of thousands of athletes on the field during the opening ceremony:
http://www.experience-evt.com/usacup/

Pat L

Very well done, they blend really well. Although I don't think you "Paso 2", that scene is very jarring, given the very distracting sky treatment.

This is how I ended up doing it on iOS (click mobile on the page): http://www.experience-evt.com/usacup/ I needed to use a button to activate sound for every pano in the tour. Not very elegant but its the best I could think of. Anyone with a better solution? Obviously this is not a problem in Flash....

Click the mobile button for idevice versi http://www.experience-evt.com/usacup/

Not the most elegant solution, is this the best I can hope for? Is there a better way?

Another problem, sound remains when switching app. Any solution?

Thanks,
Pat L

Do I need to have a "click to start sound" button for each pano inside a tour? Or once the sound is started in the opening pano, the different background sound in the second pano will automatically play once I go there? Thanks.

Pat L

HTML5 multi-touch support for Android 3.1 and Blackberry Playbook Does that mean you can now pinch zoom on Android? BTW, I found that the HP tablet's WebOs has the best performance for Pano2VR, all other tablets are virtually unusable, way too unresponsive. But I haven't tested this newest version ...

Instead of using YouTube, anyone one knows the code for embedding Blip.TV videos inside the pano?

Thanks,
Pat L

I believe switching to directional sound fixes it. Works in Flash but not HTML 5. Any idea how to do the same in HTML 5?