Sorry, I forgot those versions.
7ZIP FORMAT.... (possible implementation in TC??)
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[face=courier]On 20-05-2004 15:02:04 +0000 lzvk25 wrote:
l> I have been trying to find something more serious that uses
l> some of the compression standards like the Calgary Corpus,
l> and of course, the latest versions of all compressors.
Well, I guess you don't need any sophisticated test to notice that 7-zip has at least the same (in most cases higher) compression level as RAR and it is free. But it has a lot of disadvantages e.g. inability to modify solid archives and general lack of functionality. And it's still under heavy construction. So actually this is not only compression level matter and to use it or not is one's personal choice, I guess.
l> But to no avail, nevertheles, this site has links to some
l> experimental compressors that when they work, they put in
l> shame everybody ie. Durilca.
BTW, "durilka" in Russian means something like goofball :).[/face]
l> I have been trying to find something more serious that uses
l> some of the compression standards like the Calgary Corpus,
l> and of course, the latest versions of all compressors.
Well, I guess you don't need any sophisticated test to notice that 7-zip has at least the same (in most cases higher) compression level as RAR and it is free. But it has a lot of disadvantages e.g. inability to modify solid archives and general lack of functionality. And it's still under heavy construction. So actually this is not only compression level matter and to use it or not is one's personal choice, I guess.
l> But to no avail, nevertheles, this site has links to some
l> experimental compressors that when they work, they put in
l> shame everybody ie. Durilca.
BTW, "durilka" in Russian means something like goofball :).[/face]
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Yes, I know that 7-zip is good but it still has some technical details. What I was talking about is that I would like to see an industry standard test for compression and that tests are perfomed with recently enough versions. Some sites tried to do that, but they haven't been updated in one or two years.
And about Durilca and other similar programs, yes, I know that too. They are useless in many cases, that's why I said they were experimental and not to be used in anything serious.
And personally when I need to archive something serious, I use WinRAR like many other people. 7-Zip is just too slow.
Yes, I know that 7-zip is good but it still has some technical details. What I was talking about is that I would like to see an industry standard test for compression and that tests are perfomed with recently enough versions. Some sites tried to do that, but they haven't been updated in one or two years.
And about Durilca and other similar programs, yes, I know that too. They are useless in many cases, that's why I said they were experimental and not to be used in anything serious.
And personally when I need to archive something serious, I use WinRAR like many other people. 7-Zip is just too slow.
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