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The ChessBase Replayer explained

5/29/2020 – The ChessBase replayer helps you to enjoy live transmissions, reports about old tournaments or portraits of famous players even more. You can replay the games, you can analyse them, load them into your Fritz Engine, copy them to a database or add them to your cloud. Here's a short video about the many options of the replayer.

Live Game Archive: your resource for recent events

3/20/2017 – By now you will already be aware of the Web-based replayer to follow live events with moves, times, and even on-the-fly comments. Not to mention an engine to use and the freedom to annotate. Still, once the event is over it disappears from the list forever, right? Wrong! Introducing the Live Game Archive where you can find months of recent events, with thousands of commented games, all for free!

Tactical Analysis: At home and in Live Broadcasts

3/17/2017 – Among the several new features introduced in ChessBase 14, possibly the most unexpected was the automated full-game annotation function called ‘Tactical Analysis’. This sort of feature had remained exclusive to the Fritz family of programs until now. Not only do users get to enjoy this, but it is now a service offered for free in the live event coverage. Learn all about it in this How-To guide.

Using and embedding the powerful new Live Replayer

2/13/2017 – You may have noticed recently the posts on the Live events featuring a brand new live replayer, replacing the previous one that showed a number of very small boards. The new replayer is not only easier to navigate, but includes great tools such as an engine you can run, and the ability to move the pieces on the board and analyze. Learn how you can also embed it free in your own pages.
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