• Supports all Quake 2 demos, from 3.05 to 3.17, including server recorded demos
• Multiple demo interface allows you to have an almost unlimited number of demos open at once.
• Highly advanced demo server works directly within Quake 2 to preview and edit the demos.
• One of the most powerful find/replace tools found in any application
• Easy to use and FAST camera studio, built directly into the demo server, allows you to recam demos and create spectacular movies in a matter of minutes.
• Wide variety of camera transitions and effects make any movie look like it was done by a pro.
• Tested and retested by a large beta team to assure the highest possible quality
• Full windows help file describing every feature and dialog in detail
• Easy to understand tutorial gets new users up and running fast!
• Full sound editing, mixing, and previewing

If Quake2 records a demo that spans more than one map, only the first map in the resulting .DM2 file can be played back. With our little utility all the demos can be split into separate files. Copy the splitdem.exe into the directory with the .DM2 file that requires splitting, then in a DOS window type 'splitdem <filename>', where <filename> is the filename of the demo file. The output files are <mapname>.dm2, if a file already exists a number is added to the end of the filename, so all demos will be retrieved. 

• Load/save Quake .DEM files 
• Split demos up into smaller chunks 
• Splice smaller chunks back together again 
• Split multi-level demos into multiple files so they'll play back properly 
• Delete messages or groups of blocks 
• Inspect all blocks and messages 
• Text search for keywords in messages 
• Demo compression 
• Modify time stamps on blocks 
• Edit messages 
• Insert new messages 
• Cut/paste blocks and messages 
• "fixes" 1.07 demos so they will play back on 1.06 clients 
• *3D Preview 
• *Seperate windows for sounds, models and entities 
• *You can insert sounds/models to any demo

•  Pentium 100 or Faster 
•  24MB RAM (32mb or more recommended) 
•  50-100MB Scratch disk space (5MB or so for install) 
•  Windows 95 or Windows NT 4.0 
•  WinQuake 1.0 
•  16-bit color in Windows

The new version includes many enhancements, most notably a built in demo server. This server allows you to preview the demo in real time with VCR like controls. You can even control the playback from WITHIN quake.. see a good frag? rewind, watch it again, in frame-by-frame..More importantly, this gives serious demo editors a very simple and accurate way to make cuts. The demo server also includes the ability to allow freedom of view and freedom of movement. This means that you can FLY AROUND inside the demo while it is playing! Must see to believe!

QdQ runs are made by glueing together recordings of individual demos. Because we want these to form a continuous run through the game, we must start new levels with the correct statistics relative to those with which we finished the previous level. By default, Quake resets statistics to their defaults whenever you use the map and record commands. Our patch lets you change what these defaults are so you can start with the correct stats for a later level. 

• Compressing demos by applying simple or optimal delta compression (-delta or -bestdelta, respectively)
• More compression by removing entities in the player's back (-fov) 
• Playing multiple demos in a row (-chain)
• Get rid of the grenadecounter output (-grenadecounter) 
• Stop entities from moving in q2timer's intermissions (-intermission) 
• Output a report of your demos' most important statistics (-report)

• Compress a demo by removing entities that are behind the view (-v) or during the finale (-e), or by lowering the framerate (-f). 
• Extract a timed part of a demo (-:). 
• Print a running timer on a demo (-t). 
• Output a brief report concerning a demo (-s). 
• Fix the bug that stops some demos recorded on START and HIP1M3 from playing back (-n). 
• Produce *.ls LMPC-text-listings from Quake demos significantly faster than LMPC does (-w). 
• Make toast (-well_OK_everything_but). 

Demix is a program used to edit Quake demos (.dem files). It enables you to do some sorts of entity manipulation, especially transferring entities from one demo into another. (Demix is a compound from "demo" and "mixing", you see.) This opens the door to a wide range of possibilities - you can extend the lifetime of entities, produce fake multiplayer demos (i.e. add new actors to existing demos) and other things.