I'm also very interested on this one...
I want to dynamically create QTVR on the fly with a Linux
server. I'm building equirectangular images on the fly now
but I'd really like to offer fullscreen.
As far as I know the only command-line based software for creative
cubic
QTVRs is Realviz Stitcher 4.0 (how it's with the new version I
don't know).
One possible approach could be that you have a Windows emulator
software
like VMWare running with Stitcher on it. Then you make a script
accessible
over a webserver software on the Windows machine. This script calls
the
batch command with the in the query specified input file and stores
the
output to a network shared folder (Samba). This is the folder you
can access
by Linux.
There was once also a software from Apple called VRMakePano,
written in C.
With some knowledge of C you could probably adapt that. As far as I
remember
it was limited to cylindrical movies.
However, it really seems that the commercial vendors are not
interested in
batch featured software for creating, rendering and converting VR
files to
all possible formats.
Please keep me updated what you find out...
Best regards from Switzerland:
Matthias Taugwalder
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