I have had a panoramic video made of the inside of Hummer Limousisone, so
that my customers can view the inside of my car. Ive seen it done in other
site where you can pan around and view 360 degrees.

What is the best way of getting this onto my site using dreamweaver ??

www.vipru.co.uk

What did you use to make the 360 pan?

AMC wrote:
> I have had a panoramic video made of the inside of Hummer Limousisone, so
> that my customers can view the inside of my car. Ive seen it done in other
> site where you can pan around and view 360 degrees.
>
> What is the best way of getting this onto my site using dreamweaver ??
>
> www.vipru.co.uk

I Think Ive sorted it now??

I have a photographer make the 360 degree panoramic picture which was
viewed in quicktime as an interactive movie.

I found out that you can embed this directly onto a webpage using
dreamweaver or simply the embed tag.

But this meant the user could only see the image if they had quicktime on
there Pc or Mac - great if your a Mac user.

Eventually I found out that i needed th convert it back to a jpeg and use a
ptviewer aplet. All seems to be working fine now.

Found out most of the above from a photographer in USA, a link to his page
is below.

Thanks Anyway

Andy

http://www.yellowecho.com/panoramic4.htm

Yep you can use the embed tag. Yes that is true about what you said
about viewing it only if you have quicktime. Which if they don't the
user should be asked to download it. If thy click no on the automated
download box, that is their issue not yours. That was nice of you to
convert it to a jpeg format. It looks good.

AMC wrote:
> I Think Ive sorted it now??
>
> I have a photographer make the 360 degree panoramic picture which was
> viewed in quicktime as an interactive movie.
>
> I found out that you can embed this directly onto a webpage using
> dreamweaver or simply the embed tag.
>
> But this meant the user could only see the image if they had quicktime on
> there Pc or Mac - great if your a Mac user.
>
> Eventually I found out that i needed th convert it back to a jpeg and use a
> ptviewer aplet. All seems to be working fine now.
>
> Found out most of the above from a photographer in USA, a link to his page
> is below.
>
> Thanks Anyway
>
> Andy
>
> http://www.yellowecho.com/panoramic4.htm