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No. CubicConnnector maintains its hotspots in a vector format whereas a QuickTime VR movie stores them as image data. They would thus have to be converted into vectors, which is non-trivial to do. The next version will support this in a similar way to how CubicNavigator turns QTVR hotspots into OpenGL objects.
