Playing Panoramas on CD for WIN

[Willy Kaemena-2]

What is the most viable way to show panoramas off a CD by somebody  
with low computer skills.... ?


I can see  3 ways


- Flash SWF file  and  standalone Flash player on CD  ( simply drag  
the  SWF icon on a shortcut to the Flash Standalone player

- Store  folders with files and index.html on the  CD  and  provide a  
shortcut  to the  index.html

- prepare a powerpoint with external links  linking to the locally on  
that CD stored website/folders


as I cannot test it on a typical WIN  environment , I dont know what  
could happen on any WIN machine out there...


Willy Kaemena












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[Erik Krause]

Willy Kaemena <[hidden email]> wrote
> What is the most viable way to show panoramas off a CD by somebody  
> with low computer skills.... ?

On windows you can automatically run a CD. If not turned off something
you specified in a file named autorun.inf is run after you inserted the
CD: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autorun

You can have a complete tour in a SWF file and start it together with
the stand alone player...

--
Erik Krause

[Trausti Hraunfjord]

The easiest way: If you are using FPP+FFC, after you finish making your
tour: ONE click on a button, and you have everything ready to be burned on
CD's for both Mac's and PC's.

There are many other more complicated ways to do it of course.  I prefer the
one click solution.

Trausti



On Fri, Oct 30, 2009 at 5:14 PM, Willy Kaemena <[hidden email]> wrote:

>
>
> What is the most viable way to show panoramas off a CD by somebody
> with low computer skills.... ?
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[erik_leeman]

Hi Willy,

Looks like you forgot about the Flash projector option.
Link all flash files internally beforehand, then just a double click to start it. Would that work for you?

Cheers!

Erik Leeman

(www.erikleeman.com)

--- In [hidden email], Willy Kaemena wrote:
>
> What is the most viable way to show panoramas off a CD by somebody  
> with low computer skills.... ?

> I can see  3 ways
> - Flash SWF file  and  standalone Flash player on CD  ( simply
> drag  the  SWF icon on a shortcut to the Flash Standalone player
>
> - Store  folders with files and index.html on the  CD  and  provide
> a  shortcut  to the  index.html
>
> - prepare a powerpoint with external links  linking to the locally
> on  that CD stored website/folders
>
> as I cannot test it on a typical WIN  environment , I dont know
> what could happen on any WIN machine out there...
>
> Willy Kaemena

[Bjørn K Nilssen]

On 30 Oct 2009 at 22:29, erik_leeman wrote:

> Hi Willy,
>
> Looks like you forgot about the Flash projector option.
> Link all flash files internally beforehand, then just a double click to start it. Would that work for you?

I made my first Flash projector tour today , and it worked like a charm.
I used FPP and Flashificator, so it was simply a matter of clicking a button - and there
it was, complete with autorun and everything. I was running it from an USB stick thugh,
whch requires a slightly different autorun file.
It also included Mac files apparently.

>
> Cheers!
>
> Erik Leeman
>
> (www.erikleeman.com)
>
> --- In [hidden email], Willy Kaemena wrote:
> >
> > What is the most viable way to show panoramas off a CD by somebody  
> > with low computer skills.... ?
>
> > I can see  3 ways
> > - Flash SWF file  and  standalone Flash player on CD  ( simply
> > drag  the  SWF icon on a shortcut to the Flash Standalone player
> >
> > - Store  folders with files and index.html on the  CD  and  provide
> > a  shortcut  to the  index.html
> >
> > - prepare a powerpoint with external links  linking to the locally
> > on  that CD stored website/folders
> >
> > as I cannot test it on a typical WIN  environment , I dont know
> > what could happen on any WIN machine out there...
> >
> > Willy Kaemena
>

--
Bjørn K Nilssen - http://bknilssen.no - panoramas and 3D

[ptgroup]

Willy,
I would think of a html- system or a Easypano- Tour.
Both set in the autorun -parameters.

Powerpoint would be the very last solution I would think of - guess it will
not work on a PC with interactive
images.

Ciao
Mike

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    What is the most viable way to show panoramas off a CD by somebody
  with low computer skills.... ?

  I can see 3 ways

  - Flash SWF file and standalone Flash player on CD ( simply drag
  the SWF icon on a shortcut to the Flash Standalone player

  - Store folders with files and index.html on the CD and provide a
  shortcut to the index.html

  - prepare a powerpoint with external links linking to the locally on
  that CD stored website/folders

  as I cannot test it on a typical WIN environment , I dont know what
  could happen on any WIN machine out there...

  Willy Kaemena

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[crane-2]

Quoting ptgroup <[hidden email]>:

> Willy,
> I would think of a html- system or a Easypano- Tour.
> Both set in the autorun -parameters.
>
> Powerpoint would be the very last solution I would think of - guess it will
> not work on a PC with interactive
> images.
has anybody mentioned fspviewer ?
http://www.fsoft.it/panorama/FSPViewer.htm

mick

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