Thanks for the help, the final (he said hopefully) beta is now out, enabling the user to make video sequences from cubic QTVR movies, enabling complex crossfades by importing into a video editor and also video pans for use on DVDs.
http://www.azurevision.co.uk/qtvr2mov/
For OS 9, OS X & Windows, QuickTime Pro required.
All main features are now working:
1) Choice of sizes from 320x240 to 768x576 (DV-PAL square).
2) Choice of pan direction.
3) Choice of frame rate, 10-30 fps, when DV-PAL or DV-NTSC sizes are chosen the correct frame rate is also chosen.
4) Set start and end points.
5) Unlimited duration.
6) On OS 9 and OS X the image sequence will automatically open in QT Pro at the correct frame rate, ready to be exported. This feature is going to be MUCH harder to implement on Windows, so tough luck for now.
This beta has no limits on duration, but the first frame will be white and a watermark will be placed over each image saying 'this movie made with qtvr2mov beta 0.4.1, www.azurevision.co.uk/qtvr2mov'.
Ian Wood Panoramic photography, from web to billboard, sunrise to moonrise http://www.azurevision.co.uk
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