Helping thread :)

[MCWRX]

I tried this string

srep+4x4:t4:b128m:lzma:128m

but I am not able to unpack it.

[aswadd]

Originally Posted by MCWRX

I tried this string

srep+4x4:t4:b128m:lzma:128m

but I am not able to unpack it.

why you're making it like this 4x4:t4:b128m:lzma:128m
why not 4x4:lzma:b128m:128m

if you used fazip for 4x4 , lzma then you must use it again for unpacking
see (arc.ini)

[MCWRX]

Originally Posted by aswadd

why you're making it like this 4x4:t4:b128m:lzma:128m
why not 4x4:lzma:b128m:128m

if you used fazip for 4x4 , lzma then you must use it again for unpacking
see (arc.ini)

thanks, I will test.

I use LZMA x64

[aswadd]

Originally Posted by MCWRX

thanks, I will test.

I use LZMA x64

one here mentioned that don't use lzmax64.exe it's not good i don't remember why but he said that as he tested use 7z lzma2 (xz) or fazip for (4x4,lzma)

[Bulat]

Originally Posted by aswadd

if you used fazip for 4x4 , lzma then you must use it again for unpacking
see (arc.ini)

it's opposite - fazip can implement any internal arc.exe algorithm as external one. this means that you can compress with fazip and decompress internally, or vice versa.

in practice, i recommend to use fazip for large compression methods (rep, lzma, ppmd). you may also prefer to use fazip for decompression (even in installer) since it's yet another way to break 2/4 GB barrier of 32-bit programs