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Panker1992,
First of all, this whole idea of masked compression is great. But as of late, I have noticed that with the latest release, compression ratio has taken a huge hit, as I don't see the inclusion of MSC anymore. So I had to backtrack to one of your older release of Masked Compression, Likely 2.3, and took the methods from there. Can I ask you a few question in your PM, if you don't mind? |
you can ask anything :D masked compression is for advanced user and there is something i havent publically told
masked compression supports names not only extensions, so with that said you can mask pretty much any name with any extension you want :D |
But bro, I tell you one thing seriously, that lzt was best, can you add it also in v2.6, so users will have choice to use that also! Lzt was/is/will best!
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new stuff :)
Alright :D Masked Compression Archive is up for a few dates with some minor fixes applied to 2.5 edition also added a new stripped edition for x86 support, xz supported zstd is also supported and msr (precomp045) is also for x86 version windows this is far from complete but for those who use x86 will save serious space |
I got this when trying to use -mbrute in v2.5
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Hello panker , if i want to not encrypt with password then we have to REMOVE this ( -hp -pYourpassword ) ..RIGHT or NOT ?
And also what I have to do In unmask section also :confused: |
Amsal i will test brute because i really havent done brute before, but i wanted to include it
brute is precomp 043 working on brute mode and nothing else :D SAM that is correct -hp -pYourpassword must be removed what do you mean unmask section ?? |
Bro, I fixed that by replacing this
[External Compressor:precomp043] And I wrote precomp043 in the methods instead of brute, and now it is working fine, I think you can do this in your next version. BTW, sam2712 unmask mean is he has to do anything in the unpacking process also. BTW the answer is no |
thanks Amsal :D so that fixes the problem with brute, i hope everyone will fix this !!
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Hello Panker, first of all I want to thanks you for creating x86:). I had tried lots of time and I am finding this error first image is when I used Optimal compression method and second image is when I used other methods. so, would you please tell me where I'm going wrong?
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And I thin for the first error it is because xz, lower you settings might help, I can't write because I am on mobile, but panker can help you |
now that i am here lets fix this once and for all :D
xz error is because of ram problem how much ram you have i cant test this one x86 :( because i am on x64 :D go into arc.ini and where you see d25 change it to d75m on xz |
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4GB ram (3GB usable). *Edit* still getting the same error. for deflate do I have to install any software? if there is any please let me know because I had not installed any specific softwares:D because I dont know. |
alright lets break it to pieces :D
you got full 3 GB of ram, then try this go to arc.ini find the line xz replace with this one: packcmd = 7z a -txz -an -mcrc=0 -m1=lzma2:d15:fb=273:mf=bt4:mc=1000000:lc=4:lp=0 -mmt=on -mx9 -si -so <stdin> <stdout> |
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