Every day, around the world, VR is reaching more people with; home tour's, resorts, e-commerce catalogs, auto demonstrations, education, movie's, crime scene's, military planning, artwork, or just having fun.

Panoramic Prints: Creating a panoramic movie requires that a still image be created prior to making it into a navigable QTVR movie. The still image can be printed for several uses including an art print, use in a brochure, POP displays, large group photos, and other printed thingy's.

Panoramic Movies: These are also known as "navigable movies", because you can pan left or right and zoom in or out. One of the features of QTVR panoramic movies is the small file size, in comparison to video files of the same subject.

If you were to compare a video file of the same location and a QTVR panoramic movie, the difference is significant. But, the primary feature of QTVR panoramic movies is the ability to place someone in a location that they can freely navigate without having to travel to that location

Object Movies: One of the best uses of QTVR object movies is catalogs for e-commerce sites and CD-ROM's. Audio & Video Enhancements: Because QTVR is a component of QuickTime, you can add audio and video to a QTVR tour. Complete Scenes: By combining all these elements, you can create a complete store online, complete with products in a your store just like it is. Integration: There are a couple of ways to integrate VR into existing marketing efforts; web site and CD-ROM or DVD. There are several software tools that are used for authoring VR content. Most are HTML editors such as Macromedia Dreamweaver, Adobe GoLive, BBEdit, and others. Authoring tools used for CD-ROM and DVD are Macromedia Director, Adobe Acrobat, iShell, Live Stage Pro, Apple DVD Pro, and some other discontinued software applications such as mTropolis and Quark Immedia.