DOOM Audio Editor

DOOM Audio Editor
Developer(s)	Bill Neisius
Initial release	0.1
Latest release	1.1c (1995-08-06, 28 years ago)
Development status	Discontinued
Target Platform	DOS

DOOM Audio Editor (or DMAUD for short) is an early Doom WAD editing tool created by Bill Neisius. It is an MS-DOS command-line utility focused on extraction and insertion of sounds.

History

• v0.1
• v0.2 was released on January 4, 1994.
• v1.0 was released on January 24, 1994.
• v1.1 was released on March 19, 1994. This version introduced PWAD support.
• v1.1a was released on November 13, 1994.
• v1.1c was released on August 6, 1995. This is the final release.

Features

• Can be used for both IWAD and PWAD files.
• Can import or export sound files.
• Can remove sound from a PWAD.
• Can create a PWAD if needed.
• Can list a contents of a WAD.

Usage

Command: DMAUD sound_number [-s file_name] [-e file_name] [-l] [-q] [-x] [-f pwad] [-r] [-c]

Parameters:

• sound_number - number of the sound lump inside the WAD;
• file_name - name of the imported/exported sound file (with the extension);
• -s - store sound into the WAD at chosen number, it will be automatically converted to 11025 samples/sec;
• -e - extract sound from the WAD (will not overwrite existing files);
• -l - list sound lumps;
• -q - quiet, no Sound Blaster output;
• -x - allow length of the sound to expand beyond current length;
• -f - for editing PWADs;
• -r - remove sound from the PWAD;
• -c - list contents of the IWAD or PWAD.

External links

• DOOM Audio Editor v1.1c at Doomworld/idgames