In this second part to the PTViewerME2 tutorial, you will learn step by step how to roll your own VR for Java-enabled cellphones.
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In this second part to the PTViewerME2 tutorial, you will learn step by step how to roll your own VR for Java-enabled cellphones.
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In this first part of a tutorial to produce VR for Java-enabled cell phones we introduce PTviewerME2 and test if the cellphone fulfills the requirements.
Filed under: Java, ptviewer | Tagged: Bruno Postle, Fulvio Senore, Helmut Dersch, Thomas Rauscher | Leave a Comment »
Apple’s latest QuickTime update undermines some of the plug-in detection code.
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Thomas Pani just published a Gentoo ebuild for hugin and related tools.
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Perl lends itself well for cross-platform scripting because it comes installed by default with most operating systems. Not with Windows. Scripts can be deployed to Windows as windows executables.
Filed under: hugin, libpano, perl, windows | Tagged: Larry Wall, Mark Dootson, Phil Harvey, Steffen Müller | 2 Comments »
I had to switch from ImageMagick to GraphicsMagick.
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I hate Nokia but I love the panorama display on my Nokia cell phone.
Filed under: Java, Nokia, ptviewer, rant | Tagged: Helmut Dersch, Mark Banas | 5 Comments »
Hugin is almost ready for a release, but the moving target status is comfortable enough to live with and not annoying enough to do something about it. Nevertheless, we all agree that an official release must come soon.
Filed under: OSX, hugin, software development, testers | Tagged: Bruno Postle, Erik Krause, Gerry Patterson, Guido Kohlmeyer, Harry van der Wolf, Michael Galloway, Pablo d'Angelo, Tom Sharpless | 2 Comments »