You don't need to, unless you want the extra interactive control that CubicConverter offers during movie creation.

Every rectangular image can be saved as a QuickTime VR panorama as soon as it is wide enough with respect to its height. You simply save it and choose QuickTime .mov (or HTML QuickTime) format in the "Save as" box. But to create a perfect looking QuickTime panorama, follow these instructions: First, use a "Photo Stitching" project to stitch the photos. Choose the "Auto-Crop" and the "360? Wrapping" if appropriate. See similar questions...

No. The QuickTime plugin allows QTVR movies to be embedded in web pages where they can appear alongside text and images with information and other material. CubicNavigator includes an OpenGL based viewer which shows purely panoramic content, and is intended for showing it in a more "deluxe" way: for smoother viewing, fullscreen, as a slideshow, etc. See similar questions...

I am currently investigating this. It does work on most systems, but there are cases where it doesn't. If you have more detailled info about the cause or when this happens, please tell me. See similar questions...

Either embedded in web pages as "single nodes" linked by hotspots, or as "multinode movies" in multimedia projects created with authoring packages such as LiveStage Pro, iShell, or Director. See similar questions...

Yes. The program understands both cylindrical format QuickTime VR movies as well as the newer cubic format. Quicktime VR movies can be opened by dropping them into the viewer window or onto the app icon. See similar questions...

QuickTime? is a high performance multi-media technology developed by Apple Computer for playing new kinds of digital media files including 360 VR images on your Mac and PC. A Mac computer will already have QuickTime installed while a PC computer may need to have this additional software installed. The current version of QuickTime? is 6 and QT5 or later supports Cubic (full spherical) VR images. See similar questions...

You can Re-encode Mpeg2 movies to quicktime for FinalCut Pro using Cleaner5.0.2 using the following settings. There is no de-interlacing, so you don't lose anything. The files increase in size 10 fold, so make sure you have enough HD space. This procedure gives you quicktime movies suitable for use with final cut. image > image size constrain to 720*480, display size normal, do not deinterlace, field dominance-SHIFT DOWN Some have had good results with their decoder cards. See similar questions...

The most likely explanation is that you have rendered the movie at a higher resolution than your computer can play back with the QuickTime compressor (codec) with which the movie was rendered. Keep in mind that full-motion video at broadcast resolution can not be played back by most computers unless it was rendered with a QuickTime compressor designed for computer play back. Please see the "QuickTime Addendum" chapter of the documentation which discusses these issues in detail. See similar questions...

You don't need to, unless you want the extra interactive control that CubicConverter offers during movie creation. See similar questions...

CubicConverter uses the QuickTime Image Importer and can read most types of images, including TIFF. However, there seems to be a slight irregularity with the TIFF images that Realviz Stitcher writes and consequently the image importer has a problem reading them. As a workaround, you can open the Realviz TIFF in Photoshop then save it again as a TIFF (yes, again as a TIFF). This will create a readable TIFF image that you can drop into CubicConverter. See similar questions...

The current version (2.0) requires either Mac OS 9.1 or later, or Mac OS X 10.2 or later. Both require QuickTime 6.x. Newer versions will require Mac OS X 10.3 Panther or later. See similar questions...

Vertical Reader, a shareware program for reading ASCII text files while holding the 200LX with the hinge vertical, like a book. VR has several attractive fonts available, and allows searching for regular expressions. This shareware may be registered by merely sending a postcard to the author, or by donating $10.00 to Project Gutenberg, an organization which makes public-domain documents and literature freely available in ASCII text form. See similar questions...

To walk through the rooms of the exhibition, click and drag your mouse inside the panorama. Notice that your cursor changes shape, allowing you different options within the space. When the cursor appears like this, you can click and drag your mouse inside the panorama to tour the installation of the room. When the hotspot cursor appears, a click of the mouse will prompt an action, such as a change of viewpoint or a closer view of an object and its associated text information. See similar questions...

Quicktime VR is a very cool "immersive" image technology. We are not offering QTVR services at this time, but will do so when the number of requests warrants that we add this service. So if you want it, please tell us! See similar questions...

Unfortunately not. In order to watch movies available on the Peoples Archive website, QuickTime is essential. You can download it here directly from Apple. See similar questions...