QuickTime VR is dead?
QTVR is nearly dead! Read below on a QTVR forum.
Do you think this is true?
Surely QTVR and iPhone = augmented reality possibilities.
Michael
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QTVR has never worked in 64bit windows, so if you're using Windows7, Vista
or XP 64bit, no QTVR for you. You'll need a plugin to replace quicktime in
your browser, Devalvr.com (
http://www.devalvr.com/paginas/productos/index.html bottom of page) does a
good job of this.
If you're on Mac, the lastest Quicktime doesn't do VR, so you need to
download an old version.
The best option for all your clients and viewers is to convert your QTVR's
to Flash, or use a flash viewer which can do this on the fly. *QTVR is a*
*dead format.*
Do you think this is true?
Surely QTVR and iPhone = augmented reality possibilities.
Michael
=
QTVR has never worked in 64bit windows, so if you're using Windows7, Vista
or XP 64bit, no QTVR for you. You'll need a plugin to replace quicktime in
your browser, Devalvr.com (
http://www.devalvr.com/paginas/productos/index.html bottom of page) does a
good job of this.
If you're on Mac, the lastest Quicktime doesn't do VR, so you need to
download an old version.
The best option for all your clients and viewers is to convert your QTVR's
to Flash, or use a flash viewer which can do this on the fly. *QTVR is a*
*dead format.*
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