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It's the cellular data connection on the field. The amount of "bars" I can maintain is so low, that the live stream keeps reducing the quality of the video to maintain the stream. Probably better if I record the video to the internal SD card and the upload later at the hotel.

Any pictures of nice car corral cars?

all I see are fish eye bubble uploads to youtube. maybe i'm missing something.

Not necessarily in the car corral, but some interesting vehicles that caught my eye.

A pair of '33s (Twelve & Super Eight) coupes in the Dragone tent; '37 Twelve and '38 Brunn AW off to the left.

The Jesse Vincent speedster in the Dayton Museum tent.

Imperial limo by Ghia, one of only perhaps a dozen built that year? Don will have the details.

'37 Super Eight CS. '33 convertible cpe adjacent.

A town car! on a lowly Maxwell chassis.

745 phaeton, relatively new Bedford tires suggest it's not a barn queen find.

Rear interior view of the Brunn AW. Note the latches that secure the roof panel.

The Brooks Stevens "Die Valkyrie" at the Hyman exhibit.

'31 Chrysler Imperial CG by Waterhouse, also at Hyman.

'42 Desoto convertible, I'm told only 3 survivors from about 300 produced.

What I'm told is an authentic rear view mirror accessory for '33 and '34 Packards, though not listed in the accessory catalog.

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If you have more than one browser check the differences in rendering. I only have two for comparison. On my Mac Safari has the fisheye and no 3D but sharp images with a bit of jitter. Firefox has 3D but is more jerky and a little blurry.

even on my iPhone all I see is bubble eye 360 degree views. damn hard to watch.

I used my Samsung Galaxy S7 with my VR headset and it works but it's not clear. See my picture from my previous post #28.
Wes

I found using a windows computer with FireFox that in the upper left hand corner are four direction symbols and they give you the ability to look all around while playing the videos.
Try that.
Wes

don't have firefox on anything I own. there are no direction arrows on anything I have tried it on. it just looks like a wacked out fish eye bubble. oh well. i'll live.

thanks for the efforts either way Kev!

For those people, I myself included that use iMac's, you have to use FireFox since Safari reports "360? video playback is not supported on this browser."
Wes