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    Quote Originally Posted by nsane
    try using 7zip, LZMA, solid, dict. 12MB, word 255. it'll be even smaller
    yep
    LZMA beat PPMD

  2. Software & Hardware   -   #22
    Quote Originally Posted by Peerzy
    Uhrc or whatever its called, thats what rip scene groups use to compact stuff like Simpsons Hit And Run from 1.2Gb down to 126mb.
    1.2 gigs to 126 megs...I doubt it. You sure it wasn't a rip?

  3. Software & Hardware   -   #23
    Quote Originally Posted by Tifosi
    1.2 gigs to 126 megs...I doubt it. You sure it wasn't a rip?
    The Simpsons Hit And Run was about 150mb and extracted to just over 1.3 gb. It was a rip as the full game was 1.6gb. So they ripped out 400mb and used ultra compression. Same with command and conqure Generals. That was 100mb and extracted to over 1gb.


  4. Software & Hardware   -   #24
    Quote Originally Posted by Peerzy
    The Simpsons Hit And Run was about 150mb and extracted to just over 1.3 gb. It was a rip as the full game was 1.6gb. So they ripped out 400mb and used ultra compression. Same with command and conqure Generals. That was 100mb and extracted to over 1gb.
    Ah, right. I got the ISOs so I didn't hear about the rip

  5. Software & Hardware   -   #25
    Quote Originally Posted by Peerzy
    The Simpsons Hit And Run was about 150mb and extracted to just over 1.3 gb. It was a rip as the full game was 1.6gb. So they ripped out 400mb and used ultra compression. Same with command and conqure Generals. That was 100mb and extracted to over 1gb.

    yea it confused me for the first time too,i downloaded the rip and it was working fine!i think they used uharc 4 it!

    even i have compressed 1gb to 100-150mb using winrar.

    Note:i have noticed this high compression in save games only....Testedoom 3,half-life 2,sw:kotor,and many more......

    i save the game every few seconds and this games have a small screen stored which takes some space,its compressed i thik so and the main thing is the save file if u see its properties(in xp,2000)u'll see the original disc space and the size on disc thing(its always more).here winrar takes the lead it atleast compress the files and bring its size somewhat to the original size.and sometimes less the we even expect it

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    uharc is one hell of a media compressor. i compressed 3gigs of wav files down to 250MB one time, was testing it with some CDrips just for the hell of it

    i think it proved itself tho

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    i remember good old uharc
    i remember unpacking C&C:RA2 with it back in the days

    http://www.softpedia.com/get/Compres...y-Brhack.shtml
    nice GUI version is availible now

    i tested with my files i pressed be4
    12,342,839
    it came 2nd place
    altho as nsane spoke about, its better for media orientated data

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    that's actually what it was specificly devoloped for

    i guess the algorithms would make an ok data compressor, but i never tried it. i've found RAR, LZMA, & ZIP to be the better data compressors right now. LZMA & RAR are good for raw data, but suck if the data's packed due to the fact the algorithms cause them to expand the packed data rather than compress it further. ZIP is better to use if the data is already packed, because it won't expand the packed data, but rather just leaves it alone because it's already packed/compressed. so really, it comes down to what your trying to compress when you choose an algorithm, as there's different algorithms designed specificly to compress certain types of data

    i actually read an article on CNet once about a guy that's designing an algorithm, if you call it that, that looks at the binary value, 100111011, of a file (or groups of files, such as a folder) and determines a mathmaticle equation that will produce the sum of the binary value. basicly, when he's done, you'll be able to 'compress' gigs down to BYTES. imagin what that technology would do for file sharers. hell if you used a similar technology for streaming media, there would be no need for broadband and dsl. hell, you wouldn't even need a 56K for that matter, you'd download a mathmaticle equation that produces a 40gig blu-ray image in seconds on an old 34K modem

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    really? wow...interesting
    u still know where the article is?


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    sounds too good to be true
    imagin it!
    forget CDs i got DOOM3 on a floppy disc

    any way im gonna do a test to find out what the best compressor is for what file formats
    like
    .wav
    .roms (yea rom files)
    .jpg
    .blah blah blah

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