No, They aren't that big after converting in DAVINCI RESOLVE.. No issue for the viewer as long as they open in the YOUTUBE APP on their phone

Well It is still considered a virtual tour, in Real Estate just not a "Fully Interactive" virtual tour. A "Virtual Tour" in real estate literally means a video created with STILL PHOTOS that are scrolled through or where the Realtor walks through the entire property with a video camera showing off each room. Most virtual tours are created with only the ability to follow wherever the Creator placed the camera unless they take multiple photos in different areas within the same room and add multiple hotspots to allow you to view different vantage points. Most tours out there do not contain info spots unless the creator really cares about those details being seen. Most clients are satisfied with just the 360 images without info spots( unless they know about the option). With these 360 VIRTUAL SHOWINGS , the viewer can only pause the video and look around while paused but there is no ability to add clickable info spots to the video. But Information PANELS and pop up text panels can be added to the video in certain areas. But with the Realtor describing every feature, there is no need for INFO SPOTS because its being verbally explained. Much more information can be conveyed this way. It really just depends on how creative you want to be with the video. And the video can always be linked to the actual VIRTUAL TOUR.

If the event is far enough out in time you can coordinate with the host of the event and EITHER charge them $300 to shoot the event and create the virtual tour ( usually the cost of one of their vendor tent spaces they rent out) or ask them to add your QR code to their flyers for PRE-Registrations entries to charge $3 per entry (150 cars x $3 =$450 which gives them 1 external shot to be included into the virtual carshow ) Then you can simply charge $3 per photo $6 for a SPIN (average 5 photos per car ( 1 exterior 1 interior 1 trunk 1 engine bay 1 trunk and = $15 per car for jpeg images) @ only 50 cars you can earn around $750 @100 cars thats $1500. But you have to be fast and prepared if you try to get that many cars. I have a qr badge around my neck that they scan that allows them to choose their photo amount and pay through Square AP or Cashapp or whatever . You edit on the phone to remove tripod and airdrop to them ( apple users only ) or you can send to them via email or text.

Nice opening promo video. That is cool You can create a quick info spot that opens to a jpg image which could be an E-brochure of the car and its information like VIN , Model type etc.. called the VDP or Vehicle Description Page. This VDP would be supplied by the dealership and linked directly to their website. It would be alot more work for you to manually enter all of the information so all of the vehicles , but simply creating a hyperlink directly to the dealers page would be less time consuming and ease the workload. You should show them the SPIN DEMO that was created for the program that shows all the features and capabilities of the app.

We were told that this is possible in cloudpano with a CSS Script. Cloudpano allows for CSS scripts to be created and is located at the bottom of the BRAND KIT section when you edit the tour. Unfortunately I have never used the CSS scripting option because you will need to have someone create script for you. It was suggested to finder coders on FIVER to hire to do this once you give them an explanation of what you are wanting the menu to do. For tours that require an interactive branded menu like this, I use another platform.

Yes the hotspots are not static during a spin. You locked the infospot to a place in Virtual Space and the system is trying to keep the icon relatively close to the locations coordinates it was pinned to in the Virtual Environment. If you pin a spot to NORTH and then turn the 360 images to the SOUTH, the icon is going to move around to show you where NORTH is. Just like a compass