Installing SyncVR 1.2
1. unstuff SyncVR.sit
2. Place SyncVR1.2 in LiveStage Professional - Library - Scripts - Behaviors folder
That's it !

Using LiveStage Pro to sync two Panorama with Sync 1.2

1. Open LiveStage Pro
2. On the info tab 
  2.1 go to the "Movie Identification" section and "Name" type  new (no quotes)
  2.2 go to the "Playback" section - set the "controller" from "None" to QuickTime VR.
3. Go to Tracks tab
  3.1 Drag and drop your first Panorama into the window
  3.2 Go to tracks in the top menu bar then to create and select "Sprit Track"
  3.3 Double click on "Sprite 1" of the track you just created
4.  In the Sprite 1 track window
  4.1 Go to "Drawing Mode" section - change "Mode" from "copy" to "Transparent"
  4.2 Go to "Matrix" section - change width and height to the size of your VRs window.
  4.3 Then close Sprite 1 track window
5.  Back to Track tab
  5.1 Double click "untitled" section of Sprite 1 track
  5.2 Drag and Drop a place holder image* into the "image tab"
      (*place holder image - is any small image (very light file size) it will not be visible)
  5.3 Click on "sprite tab"
  5.4 Click on the "New Sprite" button in the bottom left
  5.5 On the "Properties" tab  to right go to "Drawing Mode" and change the "Mode" to "Transparent"
  5.6 Select the "Behaviors" tab 
  5.7 Go the "Library" window select the "Scripts" tab open "Behaviors" folder 
  5.8 Click and drag "SyncVR 1.2" to the "No behaviors" area of the sample window
  5.9 Click the small blue square with dots in the bottom left of the SyncVR behavior
  5.10 In the "Target Movie name" type "old" (in quotes) 
  5.11 Close "Untitled Sample" window
6. Go the File Menu and select "Export Wired Movie" (name movie with a ".mov" suffix)

Now you are finished with the first half of your synced panoramas.

7. Close "Untitled 1" window, save if you want
8. Open a "New Project" in the file menu
9. On the info tab 
  9.1 go to the "Movie Identification" section and "Name" type old (no quotes).
  9.2 go to the "Playback" section - set the "controller" from "None" to QuickTime VR.
10. Go to Tracks tab
  10.1 Drag and drop your second Panorama into the window
  10.2 Go to tracks in the top menu bar then to create and select "Sprit Track"
  10.3 Double click on "Sprit 1" of the track you just created
11.  In the Sprite 1 track window
  11.1 Go to "Drawing Mode" section - change "Mode" from "copy" to "Transparent"
  11.2 Go to "Matrix" section - change width and height to the size of your VRs window.
  11.3 Then close Sprite 1 track window
12.  Back to Track tab
  12.1 Double click "untitled" section of Sprite 1 track
  12.2 Drag and Drop a place holder image* into the "image tab"
  12.3 Click on "sprite tab"
  12.4 Click on the "New Sprite" button in the bottom left
  12.5 On the "Properties" tab  to right go to "Drawing Mode" and change the "Mode" to "Transparent"
  12.6 Select the "Behaviors" tab 
  12.7 Go the "Library" window select the "Scripts" tab open "Behaviors" folder 
  12.8 Click and drag "SyncVR 1.2" to the "No behaviors" area of the sample window
  12.9 Click the small blue square with dots in the bottom left of the SyncVR behavior
  12.10 In the "Target Movie name" type "new" (in quotes) 
      (remember for future use)
  12.11 Close "Untitled Sample" window
13. Go the File Menu and select "Export Wired Movie" (name movie with a ".mov" suffix)

14. Now open both in QuickTime Play. If synchronization is off you can add adjustments in SyncVR other
    settings in 12.9 and re export your second movie.

Have Fun with this! If it fits with "Then & Now" please submit a link.