VR180 – Pano2VR 8 Documentation
VR180 A VR180 video is a 180-degree, stereoscopic immersive video format. A VR180 video is a type of immersive video format that captures a 180-degree field of view in 3D, providing stereoscopic depth. Unlike full 360º video, VR180 focuses only on what’s in front of the viewer, resulting in higher image quality and easier production […]
Panorama Properties – Pano2VR 7.1 Documentation
Panorama Properties The Panorama Properties provides the current node's file location, is where a panorama can be converted and leveled, and where background sound is added. Panorama Properties Input Input Image Type – You can either let Pano2VR figure out which type of image is being imported by choosing Auto, or you can select an […]
Adding Sound – Pano2VR 7.1 Documentation
Adding Sound Use the Sound Mode to add directional and static sounds to your project. ★ Tip Be sure to read about all the caveats of sound and web audio on this page. Add Node Sounds Node sounds are good for bits of narration or sound effects within a node. Add a sound by dragging […]
VR180 – Pano2VR 7.1 Documentation
VR180 A VR180 video is a 180-degree, stereoscopic immersive video format. A VR180 video is a type of immersive video format that captures a 180-degree field of view in 3D, providing stereoscopic depth. Unlike full 360º video, VR180 focuses only on what’s in front of the viewer, resulting in higher image quality and easier production […]
Working with Multiple Video Resolutions – Pano2VR 8 Documentation
Working with Multiple Video Resolutions Due to the limitations of smartphones and their browsers, high resolution video panoramas struggle to play back. Follow this workflow to learn how to build a project that provides playback support for both high resolution video panoramas (greater than 3840×1920) and low resolution video panoramas (3840×1920 and under). Single 360 […]
Working with Multiple Video Resolutions – Pano2VR 7.1 Documentation
Working with Multiple Video Resolutions Due to the limitations of smartphones and their browsers, high resolution video panoramas struggle to play back. Follow this workflow to learn how to build a project that provides playback support for both high resolution video panoramas (greater than 3840×1920) and low resolution video panoramas (3840×1920 and under). Single 360 […]
External Image – Object2VR 4 Documentation
External Image Use the external image to add images that need to be loaded externally rather than embedded in to the skin. This is especially useful if you have a lot of thumbnails in a tour and are not using the Node Image element. Calling the images from an external source will help keep the […]
External Image – Pano2VR 7.1 Documentation
External Image Use the external image to add images that need to be loaded externally rather than embedded in to the skin. This is especially useful if you have a lot of thumbnails in a tour and are not using the Node Image element. Calling the images from an external source will help keep the […]
Create a 360º Video Tour – Pano2VR 8 Documentation
Create a 360º Video Tour Create 360 video tours by adding them to the Tour Browser and linking them together with point hotspots, polygon hotspots, or buttons. In this example, we create a basic 2-node tour using point hotspots. Our video panoramas have a resolution of 3840 × 1920 for ease of playback on mobile devices. It’s […]
Create a 360º Video Tour – Pano2VR 7.1 Documentation
Create a 360º Video Tour Create 360 video tours by adding them to the Tour Browser and linking them together with point hotspots, polygon hotspots, or buttons. In this example, we create a basic 2-node tour using point hotspots. Our video panoramas have a resolution of 3840 × 1920 for ease of playback on mobile devices. It’s […]
Pano2VR Settings – Pano2VR 7.1 Documentation
Pano2VR Settings User preferences/settings can be found in the Menubar. Choose File > Settings on Windows and Linux; and Pano2VR > Preferences on Mac OS. General General Tab Language – Choose from the following languages: System Default English Arabic Czech German Spanish Farsi French Italian Dutch Russian Swedish Units – Select your preferred units of […]
Creating Skins – Pano2VR 8 Documentation
Creating Skins Use the Skin Editor to create and design interactive overlays for your virtual tours. Introduction to the Skin Editor https://vimeo.com/1020577659 Learn more about the Skin Editor’s layout, its main controls, and the elements: Skin Editor Skin Elements The Basic Workflow Open the Skin Editor using any of the following methods: Go to Tools […]