#Panotour pro control points how to#

Please note the major drawback with cloud storage is they throttle your uploads, and a simple 5GB tour can take hours to upload. Your will need to FTP to add your tours to these sites. Google Amazon S3 and Pano Tour Pro and you will find the steps to do this. You do not need to use your own domain name, but using your own domain is better for brand recognition. You can set up a bucket on Amazon S3, Ke圜DN, or other cloud storage provider. I actually use my Synology in place of DropBox to delivery downloads to my clients now, but this is not a high availability requirement like hosting tours. You would also need to check the size of your UPS unit to make sure it had enough time on battery for a prolonged power outage. You will need to have 2 NAS with one on hot standby in case one NAS fails. You actually should have 2 Gigabyte internet providers to ensure you have a high level of availability, if one provider goes down. You also need to have gigabyte internet connection to not lag. You can use your Synology NAS as a web server, BUT unless you have it set up correctly, you are vulnerable to attacks via ports 83/445 which are used for the web service. I will post a new thread with details and example links in the next day or so.

#Panotour pro control points how to#

I am working on how to get a couple things adjusted (no looping at the end, minimal skin). I sent a support request to them late Sunday night and received an answer at 4:14 a.m. $9/mo (yes, as in NINE DOLLARS, with a 14 day free trial to start!)

Here's from their pricing page (only Free and Pro, so they are NOT looking to get you to upgrade by charging for more space). You are probably looking for s SIMPLE, INEXPENSIVE, SCALEABLE solution for a place to put your tour videos and slideshows, right? Me, too! I found a solution that works for me last week after spending about 3 hours searching for 'cheap video hosting'.Ĭheck out They offer a free option, but the 'Pro' is so ridiculously low (cost of 2 Starbucks Ventis) that it's a no-brainer.