May be it is bug.
Then i press “Place this GigaPan in Google Earth” – the page containing google earth control appears. But I can’t place gigagapn on map (by Alt clicking) as I did before. After I Alt+click the place gigapan icon is not appearing on the map and I can’t “fly” into gigapn as I did before.
I have tried it with different browsers – same effect.

After I Alt+click the place gigapan icon is not appearing on the map and I can’t “fly” into gigapn as I did before.

Thanks,
Rob
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I can’t even see the “Place this Gigapan in GE” link. Where is it please?

Update: I found the link (hidden amongst the settings you can alter when you click on Edit).

I can also confirm this bug and have reported it to GS via the Support Link (although I notice they have no “Bug” category :-)

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Yes, I can hardly wait to see it working again. A fix for Google Earth placement is in the works. The first part is in testing right now, and it will hopefully be available shortly.

I’m having the same issue, you can set the placement parameters but the gigapan itself doesn’t actually show up so you can’t fly into it or see how the parameters effect viewing. Tried in both chrome and firefox. Personally I liked the original version that worked in google earth.
Any idea when this will be fixed.

The next set of fixes, including the GE plugin fix, is scheduled for the following week. If it wasn’t for the holidays, it would have been out this week.

Would be great if Gigapan revert to the previous version of georeferencing engine. I am stuck with a number of gigapans, since the current mechanism of georeferencing does not work.

Eugene, I’m not quite sure what you mean by the “current mechanism of georeferencing” but I imagine you mean that if you type the name of a place into the relevant box and press Go, nothing happens. I have raised this as a bug today (Case #11423)

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