QTVR conversion to Equirectangular

[John]

Having built many panoramas with PTgui in the increasingly obsolete QTVR .mov format, I would like to convert these to equirectangular JPEG or TIFF files as required for spherical panoramas for submission to 360cities.  I don't see this capability with the PTgui converter.  Is it there?

[John Houghton]

On Thursday, January 2, 2014 4:43:03 PM UTC, John wrote:

Having built many panoramas with PTgui in the increasingly obsolete QTVR .mov format, I would like to convert these to equirectangular JPEG or TIFF files as required for spherical panoramas for submission to 360cities.  I don't see this capability with the PTgui converter.  Is it there?

No, PTGui won't do this.  Pano2VR should be able to do this for you very simply.  Otherwise, see this discussion: http://ivrpa.org/forum/public/2376 .

John

[John]

Dear John,

Many thanks for your prompt reply, just the information I needed.

John or 'aviator' on NN forum

[Bill Mumford]

Hi, 360 Cities has detailed instructions for how to do this also-they have certain requirement that need to be met. You will find all this on 360Cities

Bill Mumford

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[Bill Mumford]

Hi, I just re-read your query, and I  missed that you want to convert old QTVR's to equirectangular. Cubic Converter can do this also, as well as create cube faces for re-touching.

Bill Mumford