On Oct 17, 2006, at 10:54 AM, Steve Schacht wrote:
Also, I was curious to know if I could down-sample a movie and
still retain the hotspots. I created the movie with
CubicConverter, opened it in CubicConnector and added the hotspots,
then re-opened it in CubicConverter and specified a smaller cube
size. When I convert it back to a movie, it looks fine in
CubicConverter with hotspots intact; but when I save it to disk,
the faces are assembled incorrectly
It turns out this is because this is not the proper way to
downsample. Here's the scoop straight from the developer...
It is not possible to downsample a movie containing hotspots with
CubicConverter. The correct way to make a series of tours with
the same hotspots but different resolutions is to generate nodes
from different size source images, then build the tour using one set.
Different resolution nodes can then be substituted by following
the procedure in this tutorial: http://www.clickheredesign.com/
cubicconnector/tutorials/switching-resolutions.html
If the original source panorama image has been lost,
CubicConverter can be used to extract the cube faces, after which
they can be resized and converted into a new movie.
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Steve Schacht
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