data traffic per pano

    Hello!

    I have a few questions before i start off with krpano. Recently i made some flashfiles with another program, but i dont like the restrictions in resolution. With the source material i have, i can easily make much better pano's. krpano seems to give me that possibility, as well as the google app where you can see at which angle your looking. I like that! :)

    But there is a restriction. I cannot afford much more bandwidth. Till now a pano uses up to 30 MB. I cannot find the 'amount' of bandwidth a krpano is using. (i know it depends on the resolution of the pano, as well as how much a viewer is 'using' the pano. but isn't there an average which could serve as an indication?

    Would greatly appreciate the help! (and excuse me if i overlooked it somewhere on the forum or site.)

    example of the old file: http://www.natuurmedia.nl/duinenenmensen…kerfwinter.html (the original picture is much larger and the sourcematerial even better (no vertical line, bended horizon ed.)

    Regards,
    Machiel

    For windows:Download the tools. Unzip them and copy your image and then paste it onto the

    MAKE PANO (MULTIRES) droplet

    then evaluate the results.(locally, of course)

    I looked at my past panos and the files seemed to be less than 3mb for a pano. Started with a 5000X2500px image.

    I don't know actual download #'s since each person views a pano in a different way. The above is just the actual file sizes, not bandwidth sizes.

    Einmal editiert, zuletzt von Jarredja (28. Dezember 2009 um 06:49)

    Hi,

    Zitat von Machiavelli

    But there is a restriction. I cannot afford much more bandwidth. Till now a pano uses up to 30 MB. I cannot find the 'amount' of bandwidth a krpano is using. (i know it depends on the resolution of the pano, as well as how much a viewer is 'using' the pano. but isn't there an average which could serve as an indication?

    like Jarredja already said, I would recommend just to try/test it,

    because that can't be said generally, it depends on the file sizes, image content (e.g. a empty sky
    can be better compressed and will be smaller), resolution and also on the person how is viewing
    the pano (e.g. if he will look/zoom to every small angle it will need more bandwidth of course)

    best regards,
    Klaus

    Thanks for all the help! really apprieciated it!

    For anyone who is reading this for any guideline.

    from a 600 MB 20.000px wide image i created a 1 layer panorama with krpano which was 30 MB in size (all images combined)

    The result was a panorama like i the one i posted at the beginning, only a little better in resolution.

    Machieavelli

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