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Re: viewing a QTVR from a projector on a screen
G. Donald Bain 2005-Jan-22 05:55:00
QPict is a program, see: http://www.qpict.net/
If you are doing a slideshow, one image after another, they could all
be QTVR panorama files. But you probably want some pages in between
with text, maps, floorplans, whatever. Those would be title slides.
QTVR panoramas, though technically movies, are not generally thought of
as running by themselves. You can set them up to autorotate, but
usually you pan them interactively, with the mouse or trackpad.
Don
On Jan 21, 2005, at 7:52 PM, West Coast Designers wrote:
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> Thank you so very much for the tips! That is just great. I hate asking
> dumb questions
> but I do not understand what you mean by QPict for a simple slide show.
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> I will have my QTVR's on a CD they will be complete. So I thought I
> would just pop
> one CD in at a time. My laptop is a PC but brand new and a powerhouse.
> What do you
> mean by title slides in Photoshop.
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> One other thing, I guess even if it is possible I should not let the
> movie run by itself?
> There will be some older people there for sure. And yes I will set
> everything up a few
> days ahead and make sure it works.
> Janet
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> i assume by virtual tours you mean panoramas, as featured on the WWP
> site. i do this all the time for classes, so here are some tips.
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> Forget PowerPoint, it may handle a few small panos but will choke and
> die after two or three fullscreens. I use QPict for a simple slide
> show. Make your title slides in Photoshop to the exact size you will
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> projecting (1024 x 768 px) and save them as jpegs.
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