Extreme Black Box compression - how ?

[Dante1995]

bsize -s12gb

why the hell do so much confusion that does not help, you have opted for options like: audio resampling, resampled video, languages, and so on.
do you think these guys are geniuses (you are wrong) maybe read many tutorials on the functions and methods of conversion or maybe they have their own deck, perhaps playing yugioh

[hydefromt70s]

Originally Posted by Dante1995

bsize -s12gb

Thank you for this switch - will check it tomorrow.

I did it! Finally, after many attempts I managed to compress this game to repack the BB size, and more! My folder was about 1GB bigger (25.8GB), and I managed to compress it to 12.9GB - 0.2GB less than BB repack! Yeyyyy!



It seems that compression using SREP is more effective when we use it on a SINGLE LARGE file, rather than smaller packets of data. So first compress the entire folder with the game using 7z or arc (can't remember), without the compression level and then I treated this large single file with the SREP. It gave me the final file size 12.9GB.

The riddle was, at least partially, solved

And now there is another problem, but with this I invite you to THIS topic

[_EZEKiEL_]

Originally Posted by hydefromt70s

Thank you for this switch - will check it tomorrow.

I did it! Finally, after many attempts I managed to compress this game to repack the BB size, and more! My folder was about 1GB bigger (25.8GB), and I managed to compress it to 12.9GB - 0.2GB less than BB repack! Yeyyyy!



It seems that compression using SREP is more effective when we use it on a SINGLE LARGE file, rather than smaller packets of data. So first compress the entire folder with the game using 7z or arc (can't remember), without the compression level and then I treated this large single file with the SREP. It gave me the final file size 12.9GB.

The riddle was, at least partially, solved

And now there is another problem, but with this I invite you to THIS topic

Try this methode:
arc a -lc8 -ep1 -ed -r -w.\ "Data.bin" -msrep+lzma:a1:mfbt4:d158m:fb273:mc1000:lc8 "G:\Far Cry 4 - Gold Edition"


25GB ==> 12,8GB

[lhanz678]

wow

this is mine

[ShadowEagle]

Originally Posted by _EZEKiEL_

Try this methode:
arc a -lc8 -ep1 -ed -r -w.\ "Data.bin" -msrep+lzma:a1:mfbt4:d158m:fb273:mc1000:lc8 "G:\Far Cry 4 - Gold Edition"


25GB ==> 12,8GB

And what the command line for unpacking this?

[Paul de Pleur]

Originally Posted by ShadowEagle

And what the command line for unpacking this?

No command line. But this dont really belongs here.

[Razor12911]

Originally Posted by ShadowEagle

And what the command line for unpacking this?

arc x -y Data.bin "G:\Far Cry 4 - Gold Edition"

[nhinchihap3]

Originally Posted by _EZEKiEL_

Try this methode:
arc a -lc8 -ep1 -ed -r -w.\ "Data.bin" -msrep+lzma:a1:mfbt4:d158m:fb273:mc1000:lc8 "G:\Far Cry 4 - Gold Edition"


25GB ==> 12,8GB

I test with BFBC2
6.58GB > 5.32GB
How to compress like u ?

[emor]

Originally Posted by hydefromt70s

Thank you for this switch - will check it tomorrow.

I did it! Finally, after many attempts I managed to compress this game to repack the BB size, and more! My folder was about 1GB bigger (25.8GB), and I managed to compress it to 12.9GB - 0.2GB less than BB repack! Yeyyyy!



It seems that compression using SREP is more effective when we use it on a SINGLE LARGE file, rather than smaller packets of data. So first compress the entire folder with the game using 7z or arc (can't remember), without the compression level and then I treated this large single file with the SREP. It gave me the final file size 12.9GB.

The riddle was, at least partially, solved

And now there is another problem, but with this I invite you to THIS topic

could you show how to use this switch?
many thanks