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Old 16-07-2016, 09:50
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What about PZLib and Reflate?
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What about PZLib and Reflate?
Well amigo, I was avoiding your question as it was way awkward question. I mean those three are good at thier places,

Precomp: Can provide you JPG, PNG, DDS, BMP recompresssion. It works with many streams.

Basically it only processes the streams which can be losslessly restored, thats why it sometimes end up giving "No matches - undetected zLib streams"

pZlib: Well, it basically recompresses all zlib streams which comes under Normal Compression method and its faster than Precomp. Its good for games with zlib streams only.

Reflate: The demon of zlib recompression. It can process any zlib stream whether its RLE, Huffman, Kzip, Gzip, 7zip custom Deflate, etc. It might give a bigger result but 'cause its absolutely lossless, it sums up.
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Well amigo, I was avoiding your question as it was way awkward question. I mean those three are good at thier places,

Precomp: Can provide you JPG, PNG, DDS, BMP recompresssion. It works with many streams.

Basically it only processes the streams which can be losslessly restored, thats why it sometimes end up giving "No matches - undetected zLib streams"

pZlib: Well, it basically recompresses all zlib streams which comes under Normal Compression method and its faster than Precomp. Its good for games with zlib streams only.

Reflate: The demon of zlib recompression. It can process any zlib stream whether its RLE, Huffman, Kzip, Gzip, 7zip custom Deflate, etc. It might give a bigger result but 'cause its absolutely lossless, it sums up.
So which should i finally Land with?
or can i use two of 'em in one compression like PreComp+PZLib?
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