@gpp some times images that have the colour of the skin, might be rejected, because it looks like a camera was put between the legs 🙂 I suppose Google got lots of sample images, to train their AI, from deranged people around the world ...

@J360 Please place the .mp4 file and the .insv file in the same folder and make sure they are named the same.
Then open with Street Builder the .mp4 file. Street Builder will read the GPS from the .insv file

The .gpx export option in Insta360 Studio is new and GoThru Street Builder does not work with it yet, but it knows to extract from the .insv which is similar.

@Cochez Je suppose qu'on peut créer un groupe Facebook en français, est-ce que ça fonctionnerait pour vous ? ou tu n'utilises pas Facebook ?

@albug Yes, but I always use the GoThru platform and I can't upload the images and view them to combine them together for the virtual tour.
But if there is no difference between desktop/tablet/mobile, the problem must be my tablet.
Thanks for the answer.

@albug Really appreciated it! It opened

@Parakalien Yes. the issue was related to our cube map pipeline, it took a bit longer to get generated. We are improving that pipeline to process these images faster

@Amazoon360 the first question would be what is the original image size/quality that your images have?

As a NOTE, GoThru does not downgrade the quality of your images, and we upload the original images.

But if you upload 20MB images to Google, they will not serve 20MB per image to their users, the images are compressed to 2-3MB

But the images on Google should still look good, this is a tour shoot with DSLR in high quality and published with GoThru, and it looks very good on Google https://maps.app.goo.gl/mJY5QLaomVy1KoWE6

@Blaze-Falconburger

What you need to search is how to embed an iframe on Facebook, and you will find something like this:
https://www.loghound.com/content-marketing/how-to-easily-add-an-iframe-reveal-tab-to-your-facebook-page-no-php-required.html

Since a Virtual Tour is embedded via an iframe on a 3rd party website the above article is relevant about how to add a virtual tour to Facebook. Now if you read the article you will find that you can not add the iframe directly in the feed, just to a Page, and I think the Page needs to have 2000 likes ...

@albug Sorry, I didn't realise there was a reply. The original question was regarding Street View. I found the option for reframing the panoramas in TourMkr. I guess the way to do it would be to set the starting viewpoint in TourMkr, download the altered panorama, then upload that to street view to replace the image that needed correcting.
Thanks.

@Stefano-Ravera For now, we do not support blocking images in certain directions. For cases like that we advise blurring that portion of the panorama

@Martin-Frey There is no certain way to set the starting panorama angle. Google has an AI that decides the angle. You can try playing with the centering tool, and Google AI might pick another angle but not the center ...

@El-Salvador-Sin-Limites GoThru reads the lat/lng from the exif data.

Are you sure that your images have GPS?

Please share via Google Drive a few images and where they need to be uploaded with support@gothru.co

In fact, using a 400 pixel by 500 pixel image works very well on mobile phones.

@EdanOrvitz said in Marketing tool:

The thread is a couple of years old, but let's talk about utilizing GoThru Marketing tools for your business. They can be a game-changer in boosting your online presence and driving results.

By the way, if you're looking to take your business's online visibility to the next level, you should check out the article about The Best Google Search Operators for SEO. Even though this thread is a couple of years old, those search operators can still be a valuable tool in optimizing your SEO efforts. Trust me, it's worth exploring, mate. Feel free to share your experiences with GoThru Marketing tools in the thread.

@alejandro-zunino Yes, publishing to Google Street View still works.
If you have only one tour to publish, there is no need to subscribe, you can pay once $10, when you publish the tour. If you have more tours then it makes sense to subscribe for how long you need the subscription. Once you terminate the subscription the tours will still be on Street View. GoThru does not take them down.

@Jason-Kay each map has it's straight and weakness and they are designed for different scenarios. The jurney map is built mostly to empathize a path and provide you with information, like where you are on that path.

@Jason-Kay The video pipeline was stuck for about one day, now it's back working and you should have the videos that you are creating

@albug Thank you! I think I read that whole page but didn't catch the meaning of that line. I wish they were a little more direct with some of their information. Thanks again!