Yes I know that this is sometimes ambiguous, when it is written compressor, it refers to external compressors,
for the bold line, it refers to the columns present in the different lists, thank you very much for your effort. I send you a private message.

Ok, i've updated the translation. I think it's now ready to use.

I will look at it again when the program is finished and released. Just to correct any misleading translation (just in case).

Hi JRD!
For Split, the CLS-DiskSpan tool is the best option
Please add it to the Arc Gui.

I can actually implement this in the program, do you think that the option 7-zip split that I put in place is obsolete? It seems to me that CLS-DiskSpan does not support hidden compression methods (/$Arcgroups=Compression method)

7-zip split is good but it does not work with FreeArc.
Yes, CLS-DiskSpan does not support ArcGroup, which does not matter much.

OK, I'll implement it in the next version, this option seems more appropriate, so it will replace the split mode 7-Zip for the next version, thank you for the advice.

The split function has been removed temporarily, I opted for compatibility with CLS-DISKSPAN of razor12911,
I will be able to integrate Universal CLS Generator 78372, I do not know yet if it's through the Tools menu or if it is automatically after compression (if the option is enabled).

Version 0.9.8.5 is available, I included the folder "Masked Data Compressor 2.5" of the panker1992 project for demonstration purposes.

Remember, the cls generated with Universal CLS Generator requires to be in compression if you use it on decompression.

Instead of integrating the whole generator, you can generate some cls for methods that don't support stdio and add them to Arc GUI.

Or, as you have source, you can add the generator directly to the program.

Yes, I am thinking about the most suitable solution, thanks for the advice.

The next version will be clearly different from the previous one at least visually, the file manager has disappeared and the independent tabs have seen the day on the main interface.
A CLS tab has been added to support the encoding/decoding of the various libraries in the working folder. The creation of CLS will be possible and their editing should be possible.

An example of using CLS-DISKSPAN:

Sorry, I did not test the last share, this does not work because of the FREEARC commands that are managed internally by the application that are incompatible with the work of Panker,
I add the option solid archive for the Compatibility with CLS-Diskspan, please excuse me for this error, so I added an area where you can add your commands to ensure compatibility.
I have improved the manager of external compressors, you can now create or edit external compressors with the format [external compressor: precomp043, precomp044],
In order to quickly fix the problem, I'll soon be sharing the next version with CLS-Diskspan compatibility, the CLS creation feature will come a little later.

I will opt for an option in the settings of the application rather than by creating the method Diskspan:

Good Job Mate:):eek::D
when you are using external compressors it becomes difficult to track decompression, so maybe an archive(Setup0.bin?) with all decomp exe(resources needed for decompression)
can be created
so that setup.exe can extract it before everything (in {tmp}) and walla we don't have to change every single script for a new compression
also, we can know it's size beforehand so you can set disk span value accordingly

Thank you, I had already set up the system that copies the external compressors used, I have to revise it to integrate the management of CLS if it is used for compression.

Maybe I'll add a zone where you fill in the weight of the setup.exe, so you only have one value for the split, and add some presets: dvd5, dvd9...

I have a little change the diskspan.dll of razor so what kind all the files in the same output directory,
I will see to use the format "Setup-1.bin, Setup-2.bin", there are about fifteen changes to make, it should be functional in the evening or tomorrow.

A big thank you to Razor12911 for his work!