Michael Lee

I know our French Varanormal colleague (itc-station.org) can write in Javascript.  

I have no idea what it would cost. I imagine, for the number of people who would experiment with it at first, it might be cheaper to buy the license to a program that does something similar - likely with multiple sweeps at once.

1. The program should be able to run on a 386.

2. Probably the easiest solution would be for someone to rewrite it in Javascript, where it could be then run simply on a mobile browser.

3. I was using a program called PyInstaller. This worked for Spiricam, but produces no error messages for me to debug when try running the compiled executable on a 2nd Windows computer. This program is arguably simpler than Spiricam, so someone with a little patience and MS Visual C++ could reprogram it and make the executable that way.

Hi Chris. The file you download is a ZIP file. That file has to be extracted. Inside of the folder of extracted files, is one EXE file/application, called something like spiricam.0.81.exe. Double click on that one to start the program.