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HTML5 and Android..again :-)

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Thursday, March 27th 2014, 6:18pm

HTML5 and Android..again :-)

I just produces a flat pano and use "MAKE PANO (MULTIRES) droplet"
Everything works fine on pc but my Android is giving me a flash error. I did visit some of the examples from krpano and the flat pano from St Peter's in the Vatican is great and works fine. So what am I missing ?

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Friday, March 28th 2014, 9:23am

Hi,

either too old krpano version or old krpano version and missing html5 license...

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Friday, March 28th 2014, 1:18pm

Hello Klaus,
As always, speedy with an answer to help :-)

I have included a screen capture showing the 1.17 PR2 in progress.
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Friday, March 28th 2014, 2:43pm

Hi,

partial panos like your cylinder pano with a fov of 135x35 are only supported in Flash. That's not related to Android. In HTML5 currently only flat or cubical panos are supported.

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Friday, March 28th 2014, 5:05pm

So the very cool St Peter's square , it is a partial (flat) and that is working great .. ?

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Thursday, April 3rd 2014, 11:33am

Hi,

in that example that pano was changed to flat for html5,

see here the xml:
http://krpano.com/panos/rom/petersplatz/…platzkuppel.xml

and see there this line - it changes the hfov to 1.0 (for a flat pano):
<image hfov="1" voffset="0" devices="html5"/>

The hotspot positions were also redefined for the flat pano in html5.

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Klaus

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