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A demo is a client- or serverside recorded replay.
A demo is a client- or serverside recorded replay.
Demos are used in [[Competitive Play|competitive play]] to prove the correctness of a played match and for creating [[fragmovie|fragmovies]].
Demos are used in E-Sport to prove the correctness of a played match and for creating fragmovies.
Since demo files are really small, it's easy to share whole matches with other people which would be huge files when saved to an actual video format.
Since demo files are really small, it's easy to share whole matches with other people which would be huge files when saved to an actual video format.


====Recording Demos====
====Recording Demos====


To record a demo you need to type ''g_synchronousclients 1'', ''record nameofthedemo'' (or just ''record'' which will generate files with continuing numbers)  and after that ''g_synchronousclients 0'' into the console.
To record a demo you need to type in g_synchronousclients 1, record [nameofthedemo] and after that g_synchronousclients 0 into the console (without the []).
Some mods allow recording demos without having to use the g_synchonousclients command.
Some mods allow recording demos without having to type g_synchonousclients everytime.


====Watching Demos====
====Watching Demos====
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Jedi Academy on version 1.0 reads .dm_25 files while the update 1.01 uses .dm_26 files.
Jedi Academy on version 1.0 reads .dm_25 files while the update 1.01 uses .dm_26 files.
Jedi Outcast uses .dm_15 (on version 1.02 and 1.03) and .dm_16 files.
Jedi Outcast uses dm_15 (on version 1.02 and 1.03) and dm_16 files.




====Software Demos====
====Software Demos====


The term 'demo' may also refer to  a freely distributed piece of an upcoming or recently released video game. Demos are typically released by the game's publisher to help consumers get a feel of the game before deciding whether to buy the full version.
The term 'demo' may also refer to  a freely distributed piece of an upcoming or recently released video game. Demos are typically released by the game's publisher to help consumers get a feel of the game before deciding whether to buy the full version. [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Game_demo (Source)]
 
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