Author: m.d.hurd
Date: 05:51:25 11/04/05
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On November 04, 2005 at 08:44:35, Ted Summers wrote: >Does anyone know how to create content for the Chess Media System of Chessbase >Products? > >I have noticed that there is a Option under the Window Menu called "Panes" and >that under that section there is a selection call "Media Recorder". > >You have to be in the Broadcast Room, have the Rank of Bishop or higher and >giving a Broadcast to see it. > >My system is running Windows XP Pro sp2, I have the Netmeeting module installed >as well as MS Windows Media Encoder. > >PS: I was using Fritz 9 when I discovered this (Not Sure if Version Matters). > >Thanks in Advance Hello Ted Found this at Chessbase Cafe by Mig Greengard Question I have a difficult question on which I haven’t found any answer on the net and from ChessBase: How do you activate the chess media recorder function in Fritz 8 or in ChessBase to create your own chess media presentations? I’m a trainer in my club and this function would be a great tool for me. Lahcène Chemali (France) Answer Yep, this has been a big debate, whether or not to make the media encoding software freely available, sell it, give it only to approved providers and control distribution, or keep it tightly under control. Right now it is inaccessible to the public, but this may change. Having a million lessons out there for free on the Internet wouldn’t so much be a problem as the proliferation of really bad lessons. If people see free ones that aren’t good they may not want to buy the professional ones. At least that’s one argument. (And if the free ones are too good people might not want to buy the professional ones either!) Regards Mike
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