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- 7 zip - Different compression methods in 7zip: Which is best suited for . . .
So there are different compression methods in 7zip Which method is best suited for what task? For example: One difference between LZMA and LZMA2 is I can choose all my cpu cores, whereas in LZMA 2
- compression - What are the best options to use when compressing files . . .
They originally kept the extension as zip, to much consternation (since most normal zip-handling tools can't deal with them), but most archivers use zipx now to distinguish them from traditional zip files If you can use LZMA, switch to 7z and pick PPMd -- it should compress better (and faster!) for text files
- windows 7 - backports lzma _lzmamodule. c (115) - Super User
I have a Windows 7 PC with Visual Studio 2015 upgrade 3 installed on it and I would like to install backports lzma library for Python with pip I have downloaded and extracted XZ Utils in Program
- archiving - How do I enable multi-threaded LZMA2 using 7-zip 9. 20 on . . .
How do I enable multi-threaded LZMA2 using 7-zip 9 20 on the command line? I know this is normally done with the -t option like so: "-tzip" How do I do this with LZMA2? I tried -tlzma and -
- What ZIP compression method do common OSs natively support?
7-zip gives me 5 options for the compression method to zip files with: Deflate Deflate64 LZMA BZip2 PPMd On my Windows 8 machine, the built-in Windows Explorer utility appears to handle LZMA with no
- Between xz, gzip, and bzip2, which compression algorithim is the most . . .
Between xz, gzip, and bzip2, which compression algorithm gives the smallest file size and fastest speed when compressing fairly large tarballs?
- How do I mount LZMA filesystem or extract to modify them
Lzma1 lzma is most likely LZMA-compressed, you have to decompress it first Why do you think there are filesystems inside? Can you show relevant command outputs? Please edit the question and include all relevant information
- How can I achieve the best, standard ZIP compression?
LZMA beats both gzip (deflate deflate64, I think) and bzip2 by a good 5% on average, up to 10-12% depending on the content I don't know of a tool to find the best word dictionary size, though I think you'll find that compression method has a stronger correlation with input data, and the average defaults should be good otherwise
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