How can I stop the Panorama feature from running out of memory in full-resolution mode?
The limit on how many images can be displayed in full resolution Panorama mode before running out of memory is determined by MMB’s Java maximum heap size parameter (as well as how much memory you have on your machine). The heap size parameter is set to a certain amount to support people with average amounts of RAM but it can be adjusted upward if you have the memory on your machine to support it (at least 512Mb, preferably more like 1Gb). The Java maximum heap size parameter is specified in the MidnightMarsBrowser.bat on Windows and the MidnightMarsBrowser.sh file on Unix/other. On Windows, you can edit the .bat file and change “-Xmx192m” to a higher number like “-Xmx256m” or even “-Xmx512m”. “-Xmx512m” would be the highest value I’d try; that’s 512Mb. On Unix/other, do the same in the .sh file. Mac OS X is a bit more involved; there you need to ctrl-click on the MidnightMarsBrowser executable and select “Show Package Contents”, then edit the Contents/Info.plist file using TextEdit (se
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