[WEB4LIB] Quicktime tour of library - image question

[Carson Block]

James,

If you have a photo-editing program like photoshop(mac or windows), paint
shop pro(windows), etc you should be able to excise the individual frames
from the panarama and lay them out on your web page side-by-side as jpegs.
If your Quicktime VR is 360-degrees, you may want to lay out the individual
shots in two sets (i.e. one facing "forward" and one "backward") or any
other way dictated by your original shots.

In any case, the QTVR will be a lot more fun to view, but the layout will
give viewers the gist!

Good luck!  

Carson Block
Media Librarian
Loveland Public Library
300 N Adams Avenue
Loveland CO 80537


-----Original Message-----
From: James Mason [mailto:jmason at pa.dec.com]
Sent: Thursday, September 23, 1999 12:24 PM
To: Multiple recipients of list
Subject: [WEB4LIB] Quicktime tour of library - image question


I've set up a Quicktime VR rendering of 
my library so that visitors to my 
web page can view and zoom around the 
physical layout of materials. However, for 
those visitors who haven't and don't want 
to install Apple's QuickTime Movie Player, a 
grey/blank image appears on the page.

I therefore need a static image of the library
to appear instead of the blank one for those 
people. 

Can anyone suggest how to do this?
Below is HTML in case for context. 

Thoughts would be much appreciated. Thanks.


<center>
<embed src="/SRC/library/SRC-library-scene.mov"
TYPE="video/quicktime"
CORRECTION=FULL
PLUGINSPAGE="http://quicktime.apple.com/sw/sw.html"
ALIGN=TOP CONTROLLER=TRUE SCALE=ASPECT HEIGHT=310 WIDTH=500
CACHE=TRUE></embed><BR>
<B>Virtual tour of library</B><br>
<a href="/SRC/library/SRC-library-scene.mov"><b>Larger screen virtual
tour.</b><
/a> <br>
</center><P>
These virtual tours of
the library are viewable with Apple's QuickTime Movie Player 3.0 or
greater avai
lable free
from <a href="http://www.apple.com">Apple.</a>


James Mason
Compaq Computer Corp.
130 Lytton Avenue, Palo Alto, CA 94301, USA
james.mason at compaq.com
ph: 650 853 2167; fax: 650 853 2237