PokerTracker

Why there is no HUD in the PokerStars Replayer? I think, in a previous version of PT4 this feature works fine ...

The Hud is not intended to appear in the PokerStars replayer - that can happen accidentally if the window name matches the real table window and hands are importing at the time, but we try to avoid it. You can see the Hud in the Replayer built into PT4 though.

... will you realize this feature?

I am not aware of any plans to add the HUD to any site replayers.

I would actually like to see this feature. Since I'm playing zoom and if table closes and I want to add some notes while playing. I usually open up pokerstars replayer and luckily many times the hud appears and I can add the note in the note tracker. But sometimes it doesn't appear, and it's tougher to put pt4 on screen and search for the hand and then opening pt4 replayer and adding a note, because I want to continue playing through that.

I don't foresee us planning to implement this because keeping support working properly could add a lot of headaches for us. Though I have been wrong before. In the meantime regardless, did you know you can see your recent hands on the Play Poker page? You can replay hands and take notes on them through there and that might help your workflow.

Still no plans about implementing this feature? I would like to see the HUD in the replayer as well.

There has been no change in this regard.

Maybe then there should be a quicker way to replay a hand, just like in the quicktag window.

This would actually be very usefull, especially for zoom!

The reason being that you often want/need to put a note on a player, and doing this in zoom on the fly is pretty much impossible.
So you want to do it by opening up the replayer, but when you open the replayer your HUD isnt visible, so your only option is to put the note on the player in the poker client itself, which is pointless because the HUD covers the player icons.

Ideally, you want the HUD to show up in the replayer so you can take a note in note tracker on the player after the hand has ended.