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I don't know what happened , I just operating Autopano Tour as usual , but it just getting so slow when exporting swf , the old version is much more faster than the new ?
The Problem is...there's nothing change but update autupano tour .
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a061691a wrote:
I don't know what happened , I just operating Autopano Tour as usual , but it just getting so slow when exporting swf , the old version is much more faster than the new ?
The Problem is...there's nothing change but update autupano tour .
Yes, this is an acknowledged problem. To be fixed for next beta.
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And Zoom limits seems have some problems with manual setting (uncheck limit zoom to image resolution), the max limit of exported swf file don't work.. , I set max value to 110 , but it's seems to work at maximum value when I trying to zoom out..
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a061691a wrote:
I don't know what happened , I just operating Autopano Tour as usual , but it just getting so slow when exporting swf , the old version is much more faster than the new ?
The Problem is...there's nothing change but update autupano tour .
More on this issue.
Here's a computer translation (from the French) of what the APT developer Adrien F has to say about it:
"yes it is a known problem, that arrives as soon as one works with complete equi (360x180) out of multiprocessor. The larger the number of CPU used is, plus it is long.
Provisional solution: to put the software in monocore with a maximum of memory. To use a low/average quality in the preview 3D.
To await next beta which will fix the whole!"
Last edited by mediavets (2010-08-09 20:38:45)
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