Universal Replayer V1.4 available

[Popopop]

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No, not Kurt. I have plenty of holdem hands, and can prob get Omaha too. I'll ship a bunch to you this week, thanks.

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Ok, sorry for asking. A Kurt emailed me recently with some request about UB...
But something worries me about UB HHs : are they stored on the hard drive somewhere ?

[curious123]

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But something worries me about UB HHs : are they stored on the hard drive somewhere ?

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Well no, UB doesn't, but if you use PAHud/GameTime/UltimateHistory (PokerTracker add-ons) they'll grab the HHs from the HH window and write them to a file. Most people who would use the replayer would already be using one of these.

Will that work?

[Popopop]

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But something worries me about UB HHs : are they stored on the hard drive somewhere ?

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Well no, UB doesn't, but if you use PAHud/GameTime/UltimateHistory (PokerTracker add-ons) they'll grab the HHs from the HH window and write them to a file. Most people who would use the replayer would already be using one of these.

Will that work?

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Yeah, i guess.
You mean that basically, people will need to have PT to get the HHs ?

[curious123]

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Yeah, i guess.
You mean that basically, people will need to have PT to get the HHs ?

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Well, not necessarily. Ultimate History and GameTime are both free and don't require PT to work.

[DonkBluffer]

I just installed the new version of your program because I thought of it, without reading this thread. :P

But I also have that 'can't find javaw' error and I have java installed. Could it be because I have windows vista?

[Popopop]

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I just installed the new version of your program because I thought of it, without reading this thread. :P

But I also have that 'can't find javaw' error and I have java installed. Could it be because I have windows vista?

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When did you install Java on your computer ? lately ? One common pb is the version of your "vitural machine". One easy way to find out is to run a MsDOS console ( throught the "start" menu, or throught the "execute" command ( type "cmd" ). Then, just try "java -version" ( without the quotes ) from any directory. This should give you your current virtual machine version. 3 possibilities :

> You get version < 1.5. It MUST be at least 1.5. If it's older, you must update it ( free, type "java" in google ).

> It seems to be up to date ( > 1.5 ). In this case, i have a serious pb ( may be due to Vista ). Please let me know as soon as possible.

> No outcome ( or a "unknow command : java" -style ). It means you either don't have java installed anymore ( don't know why ) or it wasn't installed properly. In the later case, you can either re-install it, or fix it. But fixing is a bit tricky, and you should rather try all i said before proceeding. If nothing works, i'll explain in details what you should do to fix it.