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Re: My 3 suggestions to improve WWP presentations, easy to impliment?
centreofengland 2005-Oct-07 15:38:00
Hi Aleksander, I had trouble finding where to click for the
fullscreen view as the mouse pointer does not change when you hover
over the link and there is a script error in IE. But I sussed it out
in the end.
My initial reaction when clicking it was of panic as the entire
screen went black BUT once the 360 was loaded and I realised I could
press escape I did like the way you have managed proper full screen
without having to upgrade to QT Pro. I LOVE IT !
Yes I think it would have to have some kind of pre-warning that
fullscreen was going to be used as well as a clickable exit button.
Thanks for sharing this.
> My best experience with real full screen VRs is to see it with
QuickTime
> player.
> See what I did here ? click on high resolution full screen VR
> :http://www.senecac.on.ca/workarea/aleks/squares/canada02.html
> Aleksandar
>
>--- In #removed#, Andy wrote:
>Hi, Just a few points which I feel would help peoples WWP
>presentations in the future. These are all easy to do (I think?)
>1) Use QT KIOSKMODE to remove the save movie option
>i.e. in the embed data use kioskmode="true". Also stops the right
>mouse click from saving the movie. Yes I know people can still look
>at the source to get the .MOV file but this is easy to impliment
>protection.
>Kioskmode is a standard QT command which works on all systems.
>2) Set QT CONTROLLER to "false". I notice ALL 360s have the
>spinControl sprite at the bottom so there is no point in having a
>duplicate set of controls below the image movies. This wastes space
>for no reason, space which could be used for the image.
>3) Suggest to viewers that viewing the 360's "at their best" by
>pressing F11 on your keyboard. Also the best browsers are Firefox
>and Opera.
>See for yourself how much better they look in proper fullscreen mode
>by using Firefox, Opera or Deepnet browser click a fullscreen qtvr
>and press F11.
>Even Internet Explorer offers an increased browser window by
>pressing F11.
>These are my own personal ideas, any thoughts ?
>What about MACs?
>Thanks
>Andy