Hi, well krpano is good and FPP too.. its a little difficult to make a choice! I have found this topic on Fpp forum http://flashpanoramas.com/forum/showpost…87&postcount=46
I would be grateful if someone could respond with some explanations.. 
Thank you!
Hi,
what especially do you want do know?
best regards,
Klaus
Hi,
"After 2 years with FPP Flash 10 KRPano is still in Beta." Why?!
at the moment - because the documentation/examples for 1.0.8 are not finished yet,
"The larger panos with 4-5 levels needs to download 25mb on a large screen even if they are only 10mb in the largest size.." Is this true?
that must be very very large tiles 
I think Hans is counting the whole level size, but only the viewed/needed tiles wered loaded,
only the first smaller levels were loaded completely by default for faster zooming,
and I think he means the "progressive" loading, there the current tiles are loaded step by step,
from low to high resolution instead of intermediately the high resolution,
what you like more is a matter of taste of course (and it's just a setting)
I will upload soon an example that demonstrate the difference between
"progressive" and "normal" loading,
"..Well also this has now after I pointed it out a solution but it is not in the standard documentation. I think you have to check the forum to find it." Why couldnt find this in the Documentation? And why its not more detailed about other krpano features?
see the first point
the current online documentation is only for version 1.0.7...
but you will find a short documentation about the new krpano features in the news forum here:
https://krpano.com/forum/wbb/index.php?page=Board&boardID=2
I know that the current state of the documentation is not 'optimal' but I'm already
working on it...
it's simply a TIME thing... developing and answering questions are needing a lot of time,
and writing/structuring a documentation and making examples too!
if you are not sure about krpano - just try it - it can be freely downloaded and tested!
e.g. as first step I would recommend to test the droplets included in the krpano tools,
just move your pano image on it...
best regards,
Klaus
thank you for your reply! I have downloaded the tools to try the player;
Hope you're always available to answer questions as you've been so wonderful in responding to this post 
Klaus does check this board quite often and offers help to all. There are also many helpful people in this forum that will provide answers in his absence.
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