Panorama viewers based on Javascript [closed]
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Are there panorama viewers out there that are not Flash, Silverlight, Java or Quicktime based? Is anyone on this list working on one of these or using one? :) I want to be able to program hotspots into the panorama so that it can trigger other media such as audio, video or perhaps another panorama. We're trying to think of a panorama viewing solution that is not plug-in dependent. I did some initial search and here's a javascript solution. But the performance is not that good, and I don't know if it support hotspots. Here's a list of pano players, all of them are plugin based...one is actually Shockwave!
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closed as off topic by Rahul♦, ChrisF, Patrick McElhaney Sep 26 '10 at 12:27
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You could use Google Street View with a custom panorama. Another example showing how it can be standalone. Note you can customise what controls are there etc
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Microsoft's Seadragon project includes a fairly sweet JavaScript-based viewer. Unfortunately, Zoom.it, the rebranded "production-ready" version of Seadragon only supports a Silverlight viewer (as far as I can tell). Worse, Microsoft never opened up the Seadragon format and required a web API or a Windows utility to create images.
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