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On my Android phone, the FOV looks more like 60-70 degrees, while the panorama is set to 90 degrees. On desktops it appears correct at 90 degrees. I wonder if this is a problem with all Android mobiles? What about on Apple products?
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thomash wrote:
On my Android phone, the FOV looks more like 60-70 degrees, while the panorama is set to 90 degrees. On desktops it appears correct at 90 degrees. I wonder if this is a problem with all Android mobiles? What about on Apple products?
Guess it´s related to the proportions of the screen.
best, Klaus
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I went to the local electronics shop today, and looked at the Samsung Note, Galaxy S3, and Tablet 10, iPhone 4, and iPhone Touch. They were showing a smaller vertical FOV than what I see on my desktop.
My mobile is a HTC Desire Android 2.3, and my desktop is Win 7 1920x1080. I have looked on another monitor which is a 3/4 ratio (maybe 1280), and both screens look to have the same vertical FOV.
Here I made 2 builds, the first one at 90 FOV and the "wide" at 120 FOV. If you try to open them with both a desktop, and a mobile, you may see that the mobile appears to have a smaller FOV. In the 2nd build, the mobile FOV looks more like the desktop FOV in the 1st build. I'm using PTP 1.8, with both krpano 1.0.8.14 and 1.0.8.15.
http://www.thomashuang.net/client/gener … hagen.html
http://www.thomashuang.net/client/gener … -wide.html
I have also tried to play the krpano viewer demo on my mobile, and the FOV is the same as on my desktop. I then assume that the problem is in the PTP code?
I tried inserting a fovtype="VFOV" in the xml, but doesn't change.
Thanks for the help.
Last edited by thomash (2013-02-03 00:35:23)
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Ok, I tried again and, fovtype="VFOV" fixes my problem.
I found in the releasenotes: * Fix: The default "view.fovtype" on Android is now also "MFOV" (like on iPhone/iPad).
What is the default fovtype for desktop?
Is there a way to update PTP to include the fovtype="VFOV" into the template?
Does this also affect gyro.js?
Last edited by thomash (2013-02-03 11:51:05)
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