google-street-view

I am using the Google Street View Image API to display an image of an address. Although most of the images are amazingly accurate, I've noticed a few that are from the wrong angle like a house on the corner where the image is from the side street, not from the front street. When I check Google Maps the image that shows on the top of the left panel is correct. Example; Below is an image using the URL parameters from the API instructions ; http://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/streetview?size=300x200&location=39.408751,-104.917738&sensor=false Below is an image of the same location that displays

I'm just playing around with the new StreetView feature of the Google Play Services 4.4 for Android ( link ) and I was wondering if there is any method /possibility to check if there is a 'view'/ foto material for any given location. When I load a location that isn't covered by StreetView with streetViewPanorama.setPosition(someLatLng); I just get a black screen. Any way to check beforehand? Black screen appears when location is not present. Just check whether it was loaded or not. @Override public void onStreetViewPanoramaReady(StreetViewPanorama streetViewPanorama) { mPanorama

My question is very straightforward. I need the heading value to know how to target the POV. sv.getPanoramaByLocation() in this case returns a data variable containing the heading of both the arrows in which direction you can go further. However it doesn't give me the heading value for which way to look at the building. However it is possible to use a marker in streetview to target your building! example Can anyone help me with this? I can make whatever dump you people want. geocodezip Geocode the address of the building you want to "look at". Use the geometry library computeHeading(from

I've got a StreetViewPanorama identified by my Lat Lng coordinates. My Lat and Lng coordinates are not exactly on the road from which Google car took the picture, but they are in the center of the building that I want to see in StreetView's picture. So I have 2 couple of coordinates, and I think that it's possible to calculate POV degrees to obtain a correct shot of the building. What I need is how to get the Lon Lat of the point in which is automatically placed "the man", so that I can calculate the correct POV degrees. Vaughn My implementation of kiks73's solution. Make sure to add the

I am currently using the Google Street View Panorama embed and I want to get the POV (more specifically heading) for a particular address. Google does this via maps.google.com , where, given an address, it'll drop you into street view and it will face the right way. However, I can't seem to figure out / find documentation for a way to find the POV heading via the API. I can get the Street View embed to work fine with a LatLng , but the camera is usually facing the wrong direction. Any ideas? edit : clarity I want to set the POV, but I don't know what value to set it to... The latLng of the

I am passing lat and lng variables and display google sreet view in a div. The problem is that when the StreetView is unavilable then nothing is displayed. I would like to check if there is a streetview for a given lat and lng and display a message. Here is my code: var myPano = new GStreetviewPanorama(document.getElementById("street2"), panoOpts); var location = new GLatLng(lat,lng) myPano.setLocationAndPOV(location); Maybe I should use something like: Event.addListener(myPano, "error", errorMessage()); Any ideas? In v3 this has changed a bit. Check out the documentation at http://code.google