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Quicktime VR web design

Quicktime VR Web Design - If you have chosen the QuickTime VR web design option then 360 Panorama Professional is fully capable of QuickTime VR output for your panoramas. Ontop of this utilizing java technology you can go one step further and create full VR tours, involving many interactive panoramic scenes including feature hotspots and imagery special effects to give cinematic like control over your panoramas this then can be seamlessly integrated with your website.

When it comes to VR design quicktime does not have the user base you need

QuickTime claim access to hundreds of millions of users yet this is still small in comparison to the number of users who have the technology already to view java panoramas web content right now.

Using a java based applet rather than Quicktime for you VR web design will save you and your users time. While the ability to play java applets is almost mandatory and is shipped with most factory built PCs QuickTime requires a 20.8 mb download (for windows XP/2000)from their site.

A Common question, How do I convert my panoramas to QTVR?

This is a question many web designers and panorama image creators ask, its a question that's asked after the image is created and now naturally the next step is to make it available for others possibly clients to see. While to convert to QuickTime VR does mean converting the image to a format less accessible it can be done by a range of software such as the 360 Image Assembler (part of the 360 Panorama Professional Package) program as long as you have a QuickTime Pro license. With QuickTime Pro and 360 Panorama Pro you can in fact go through the whole process from still image photos to VR web content, with a multitude of customizing options including, naturally, the widely used java applet choice as well which does not require the QuickTime Pro software.

A direct link to QuickTime viewing software is not available.

Users are required to visit the QuickTime site diverting them from your own and go through the download process where they are forced to also download other products of QuickTime software like iTunes. Not so to play your java panoramas. For the small percentage of users out there without java applet playing capabilities its a simple under half a megabyte download, this happens without the user ever leaving your site. Before your content becomes accessible.