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Seismovision 3.xx to 3.02 Update File Information:
Filesize	5.25 MB
Filename	Seismovision3xx-302.exe
Added On	December 20, 2007
Author	Kevin 'OomJan' Gardthausen (Website)
Total Downloads	762
Downloads Today	202
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Seismovision is a very versatile demo player which makes it very easy to play back demos on your computer. Simply double-click on a demo to play it, whether it is from a compressed archive, over a network or right of your desktop. Even create demo play lists with the Seismovision Play list editor. Configure all your games easily and choose from a collection of configuration files to suit your needs.

Seismovision also offers demo controls for many of its games. With the ability to downgrade games to play older demo types makes Seismovision the all-in-one demo player! What's new in this release:

added: Half-Life 1 (Steam) (dem) demo support.
added: Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare (dm_1) demo support. Demo controls are not available until Keypad 4 has been pressed (this loads another map and then reloads the demo).
added: Enemy Territory: QUAKE Wars (ndm (v1.00, v1.10 and v1.20)) demo support. AVA update also available separately.
added: Call of Duty 2 play list support.
fixed: 'Error 58' occurs when trying to play Call of Duty 2 demos with IWD check enabled.
fixed: Play list generation problems when running Seismovision 3 in free mode.
fixed: Typo where 'demo v1.41' should be 'demo v1.42' on main screen

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