Bill Luken's software download page

The following software can be downloaded from here:

• IBM HotMedia-Panorama panoramic image stitching utility. Create panoramic scenes from flat photographs:
  • Version 1.0.10: PedLite1010ie.exe (new)
  • Version 1.0.9: PedLite109ie.exe

• PanoramIX Panorama Studio. Create panoramic scenes from flat photographs, add animated overlays, hot spots, and depth maps:
  • Version 1.0.10: PedPro1010ie.exe (new)
  • Version 1.0.9: PedPro109ie.exe

• Deutsche Sprachversion des IBM HotMedia-Panorama panoramische Bild-stitching-werkzeug:
  • Version 1.0.10: PedLite1010id.exe (new)
  • Version 1.0.9: PedLite109id.exe

• Deutsche Sprachversion des PanoramIX Panorama Studio:
  • Version 1.0.10: PedPro1010id.exe (new)
  • Version 1.0.9: PedPro109id.exe

• Rotate or flip a Quicktime video:

  Does your digital camera capture Quicktime videos? Have you ever tried to capture a scene in "portrait" format by turning the camera 90 degrees, like you do with still photos? The utilities in the Quicktime six-pack will make it possible to view the resulting video with Apple's Quicktime player.

  • Quicktime six-pack

  Rotate a Quicktime video by a multiple of 90 degrees, flip horizontally, or flip vertically. Six tiny utilities, each less than 10k bytes. These six utilities should work for any Quicktime video with a moov atom. They do not work for Quicktime videos with a cmov atom.

  The following software can tell you whether a Quicktime video has a moov atom or a cmov atom.

• Create a textual description of a Quicktime .mov file:
  • QTscan.zip

• Create a textual description of an avi or wav (riff) file:
  • RiffScan.zip

• Create an xml-based textual description of a Shockwave Flash .swf file:
  • SwfToXml.zip

• PanoramIX panorama browser for PowerPC-based Macintosh computers:
  • PanoramIX-PPC.sit.hqx

• Netscape plug-in for PanoramIX for PowerPC-based Macintosh computers:
  • PanoramIX-nPPC.sit.hqx (Click here for more information)

• ActiveX for PanoramIX for PowerPC-based Macintosh computers:
  • PanoramIX-aPPC.hqx

  Normally, this should be installed automatically when you load a web page that uses the PanoramIX ActiveX control.

• Netscape plug-in for PanoramIX for PowerPC-based Macintosh computers, with Java extensions for interactive web pages:
  • PanoramIX-nPPC.jar

• PanoramIX image stitching utility for PowerPC-based Macintosh computers.
  • PanoramIX-authorPPC.sit.hqx

  This is based on an older version of the sofware contained in the PC versions.

• A combination of all four PanoramIX modules for PowerPC-based Macintosh computers: PanoramIX-PPC.sit.hqx, PanoramIX-nPPC.sit.hqx, PanoramIX-aPPC.hqx, and PanoramIX-authorPPC.sit.hqx.
• PixMac.zip

• PanoramIX installation module for Windows PCs:

  • ibmpix.exe

  This can be used in cases where the automatic installation does not work.

  Click here for more information.

• PanoramIX ActiveX control:

  • Pix32.cab
  • Pix32n.cab (alternative version)

  Pix32.cab is normally installed automatically the first time one uses MS Internet Explorer to load a web page that uses the PanoramIX ActiveX control.

• IBM HotMedia-Panorama Java version of PanoramIX:
  • Panjava.zip

  Includes class files, instructions, and an example.

• Netscape plug-in for PanoramIX, with Java extensions for interactive web pages:
  • pix32.jar

• An example of how to include a PanoramIX scene in a web page:
  • html-template1.txt

• Another example of how to include a PanoramIX scene in a web page:
  • html-template2.txt

• An example of a PanoramIX web site:
  • Meyerhold Memorial Museum (click on "Tours")