Full Metal Jacket sound patch - Doomworld /idgames database frontend

Title:	Full Metal Jacket sound patch
Filename:	sounds/dmfmj20.zip
Size:	190.62 KB
Date:	07/16/94
Author:	Jin H. Kim aka Time Traveler
Description:	Why do I call this v2.0? I converted the full metal jacket sounds to pwad form and found that the size of the thing went from 1.7+ megs unzipped to a mere 200+k uncompressed. A definite improvement by any measure of the word. I guess too high of a sampling rate was used, i.e. 44.1 khz. Well anyway, here it is......
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Omegalore

XD Funny as heck!

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ATTENTION!:  I take no responsibility for any damage done to any hardware,
-READ THIS-  or software by use of this sound patch, or any of its contents.
             This sound patch contains language that some people may find
             offensive.  If you don't want to hear it, don't install it.

Thanks for downloading the Full Metal Jacket sound patch for Doom.
This is my second sound patch that I've released for Doom.
The first was a DarkWing Duck sound patch, give it a listen
if you haven't already.  I think it can be found in the main
FTP doom directory under sound patches.  I'm not exactly sure
where it can be found, seeing as I do not have a live internet
account.  Anyway, as far as this patch goes, it's a good one. 
Unzip the contents into your Doom directory, and hit fmj-in.bat.
To take out the Full Metal Jacket sounds, hit fmj-out.bat.
It only patches 12 sounds though.  You would think that a movie
like Full Metal Jacket would have a lot of samples to take for 
doom, but it doesn't.  I think this patch is great and I'm going
to keep it in there for a while.  I hope you enjoy this as much
as I have had making it.  If you want to contact me for some odd
reason, my internet address is patrick@fornext.com.  Enjoy!

************  Additional Disclaimer for v2.0  *************

Why do I call this v2.0?  
I converted the full metal jacket sounds to pwad form and found that the size
of the thing went from 1.7+ megs unzipped to a mere 200+k uncompressed.  A 
definite improvement by any measure of the word.  I guess too high of a sampling
rate was used, i.e. 44.1 khz.  Well anyway, here it is......   
      - Jin H. Kim aka Time Traveler xjinkim@fullerton.edu

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