Yes, this would be VERY USEFUL feature. An expiration date for the swf and URL check to run the swf only from a given URL. Some time ago I posted this link to an old AS2 script as an example: http://gousable.com/flash/swf_protector.html Also the old PTCrypt application from Prof. Dersch offered limi...

Embedding with swfobject works pretty well. You can find some demo code at http://code.google.com/p/swfobject/wiki/test_suite

Bill Bailey on NodalNinja has some older equipment in the shop: https://store.nodalninja.com/category_s/30.htm Ask him before if the head is long enough to rotate your 350D + 15mm Fisheye to 90° upwards. Another cheap head is the Panosaurus or you build your own stuff, this isn't too complicated. Lo...

But that's good news for content creators if panoramas will go mainstream!

You should get a panorama head like the Nodal Ninja. For hiking look at the specs of the older NN3. The Gitzo Ground Level System is a great help in levelling the pano head: http://www.gitzo.com/Jahia/site/gitzo/cache/offonce/pid/15935 However, there are also cheaper tripods available... Also a rapi...

For distributing and licensing Adobe Flash Player on DVD: http://www.adobe.com/licensing/

Please put Marc in a category named "Commercial Offers".

Thomas, I have to check once more - but it seems that the current limit is smaller than 125°, I think only a bit more as 90 degrees. Example: The max FOV was set to 115° in Pano2VR, but the actual max FOV on the swf doesn't reach 115", zooming out stops before reaching 115°. http://www.thomaskr...

Der folgende Code von swfobject funktioniert prima:
http://www.swffix.org/swfobject/testsui ... flash.html

Testsuite swfobject: http://code.google.com/p/swfobject/wiki/test_suite

Thomas, could it be that there is a hardcoded Max Field of View (Zoom) of about 90° for the Panorama Viewing Parameters for the Flash9 export?
Trying to set view of about 115° has no effect on the flash output, there seems to be a certain limit in the program.

Also including something like a slider with an embedded map from uMapper wouldn't be a bad idea.
uMapper, Create Embeddable Flash Maps - http://www.umapper.com/maps/explain/

If you license something to a client and they publish a renamed swf file on an unknown html file, the licensed flash file will still ping back to the copyright holder.

But the concept to track swf files online is a good idea if somebody has to make money from his panorama pictures. Or you put some limitations inside the swf like URL control or a data validitation like some kind of a license for n months, and after this timeframe the swf file won't play anymore. Cr...

The website http://www.mochibot.com offers free tracking of swf files on the web. How does it work: You simply copy and paste a few lines of ActionScript from MochiBot.com into your Flash file (FLA), and publish the SWF. Every time your Flash content is played, MochiBot sends a signal to our servers...

Working on a new website (also with Wordpress like Domenico) I decided to go for a simple image with a kind of play button linked to another page with the panorama in fullframe, where I can put in also the description (for search engines) and an advertising block. Image example in the posting: 20080...