I remember in that past, I had a couple sales guys that carried the
pocketPC platform out to hit up doctors in the lifts at Hospitals,
they wanted ObjectVR's that did just what you are saying. The
direction that we went was completely Flash driven. That is what
started our flash player many moons ago.
While we were there we started looking in two directions. Flash as an
exe on the PocketPC as well as an exe based director player. There
are converters for flash, one that comes to mind is FlashPack. I do
not know if they are still around, but my install still works. The
other option and this will take some digging, is a converter for
Director that converts the .dir file into an executable VB(i think)
based exe. It had nearly all of the director commands for Director 6
or 7, but I do not think that it had the "3d" code for director 8.
Image correction would be out.
Long and short is that if the flash engine in the pocketpc device is
strong enough, you could just use the flash player. One build in
multiple location. Handheld, computer and internet. Just reduce the
size of the "root" images.
These options are not an "off the shelf" option, but if you have
someone that is good at flash coding, and you have a flash player
that has code available, I vote this direction.
Just my thoughts
Matt Smith
PhotoSpherix
317.396.5791
starting a Revolution in Photography
Indianapolis, Indiana USA
http://www.photospherix.com
On Jul 26, 2007, at 4:51 AM, Pete - Sphereworks Ltd wrote:
Yes the PSP idea sounds good, I look forward to any information on this.
Also I'm considering using QTVR converted to video with audio on a i-
Pod,
might be best for what I am trying to do.
Pete
www.sphereworks.co.uk
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Sometime around 25/7/07 (at 19:57 -0400) Peter Gotlib said:
I too would be very interested in learning more about how Aldo used
the Sony PSP for panorama playback, and if it was
some implementation of his Spi-V player.
I would too. It goes for acceptable prices on eBay, and it would seem
to be extremely well suited to the task, given that it wasn't
designed for it.
k
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