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What is a DM_68 file? A DM_68 file is an in-game recording, or demo, created by id Software Quake III Arena. It contains footage a player recorded while playing the game. Version 1.32 of Quake III creates DM_68 files. Other versions of Quake III save demos with different .dm extensions.

More Information Quake III Arena is the third entry in id Software's popular Quake video game series. It was released in 1999. Notably, Quake III did not include a single-player story mode and focused exclusively on multiplayer (or player vs. bot) gameplay. While playing Quake III, players could record their gameplay using the /record and /stoprecord console commands. Version 1.32 of Quake III saved players' recordings as DM_68 files. Players could then use the Demos menu or /demo console command to play the demos they'd recorded. NOTE: Other versions of Quake III save demos as .DM3 , .dm_48 , .dm_66 , or .dm_67 files.

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Quake III Demo

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What is a DM_68 file?

A DM_68 file is an in-game recording, or demo, created by id Software Quake III Arena. It contains footage a player recorded while playing the game. Version 1.32 of Quake III creates DM_68 files. Other versions of Quake III save demos with different .dm extensions.

More Information

Quake III Arena is the third entry in id Software's popular Quake video game series. It was released in 1999. Notably, Quake III did not include a single-player story mode and focused exclusively on multiplayer (or player vs. bot) gameplay.

While playing Quake III, players could record their gameplay using the /record and /stoprecord console commands. Version 1.32 of Quake III saved players' recordings as DM_68 files. Players could then use the Demos menu or /demo console command to play the demos they'd recorded.

NOTE: Other versions of Quake III save demos as .DM3 , .dm_48 , .dm_66 , or .dm_67 files.

How to open a DM_68 file

In addition to being able to play DM_68 files in Quake III Arena (multiplatform), using the Demos menu or /demo console command, you can use wolfcamql (multiplatform), Seismovision (Windows), and Uber Demo Tools (multiplatform) to play the demo a DM_68 file contains.

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Updated: May 1, 2023

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What is a DM_68 file?
A DM_68 file is an in-game recording, or demo, created by id Software Quake III Arena. It contains footage a player recorded while playing the game. Version 1.32 of Quake III creates DM_68 files. Other versions of Quake III save demos with different .dm extensions.
How do I open a .dm_68 file?
In addition to being able to play DM_68 files in Quake III Arena (multiplatform), using the Demos menu or /demo console command, you can use wolfcamql (multiplatform), Seismovision (Windows), and Uber Demo Tools (multiplatform) to play the demo a DM_68 file contains.