robarama wrote:My flat panos are only one row of stitching so the vertical field of view is narrow. When I render them for 360 in PTP2, I get black (letterbox looking) bars on the top and bottom. See links below for the flat file and the PTP2 generated 360.
Thanks in advance to anyone who can help.
R
http://www.robertgranoff.com/test/SE_8t ... eters.html
http://www.robertgranoff.com/test/SE_8t ... ge.jpg.zip
robarama wrote:Thank you mediavets! That's a great simply fix! Another question if you don't mind:
This tour looks good on my desktop screen and is zoomable to resolution but when I view on my first generation iPad, it starts zoomed and it will not zoom in our out with a pinch. Do you happen to know a way around this is or is it just an iPad limitation?
http://www.robertgranoff.com/test/SE_8t ... ers_c.html
Thanks!
R
robarama wrote:I'm using PTP2 with multires checked, what is PTP "RC1"?
robarama wrote:Yes, it appears that I am running RC 1 so perhaps my issue has something to do with the fact that I'm viewing on a first generation iPad. I need to find someone who has an iPad 2 or iPad mini to test. Thanks - R
robarama wrote:The file was created using the most current version of Autopano 3
but I did not have rebuild all tiles checked in PTP2. However I did have multi res and incremental build checked.
robarama wrote:Yes everything was built with RC1 and all horizontal FOV's are 360 however, when I redo a file I've been deleting the old file in the output folder and then saving the new files into the same folder. So you're saying this could cause some problems?
robarama wrote:looks like I'm running version 6.1.3
benji33 wrote:Your export is mono resolution for devices and so the zoom is limited to image size which is fully displayed on screen. Tested on iPad mini.
RC1 offer multiresolution but only for full 360x180, not for partial panoramas as your's.
mediavets wrote:He said all his panos had a HFOV of 360 - is that insufficient?
Must they have a VFOV of 180 as well?
Is this in relation to HTML5 only or also for Flash?
For desktop or just for mobile?
benji33 wrote:mediavets wrote:He said all his panos had a HFOV of 360 - is that insufficient?
Must they have a VFOV of 180 as well?
Is this in relation to HTML5 only or also for Flash?
For desktop or just for mobile?
No a full 360x180.
HTML5 only yes (desktop + mobile). Flash is able to display multiresolution for a partial sphere.
benji33 wrote:In fact HTML5 for partial already exists (in Panotour) but it has not been added yet due to the fact that unused tiles are generated. It can be more than one million of unused tiles into a big gigapixel file.
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