Wednesday, 22 May 2013
How to Compress 1GB file in 100MB
Introduction:
KGB Archiver is free and open source software which compresses 1GB file to 10MB file. Data compression utility
of this software is based on PAQ6 algorithm which has AES-256 powerful
encryption. It works on both Windows and Linux operating system.
Compression ratio of this software is very high. Due to high compression
levels, time to compress a file goes high as the size of the file
increases and compression ratio may vary depending on the format of the
file.
When a file is
compressed with KGB Archiver it saves it with own extension and at the
time of decompression it automatically recognizes the file format. The
only limitation of KGB archiver is, decompressed file cannot be open or
extract with other compression softwares. You can also choose any
compression level (high, maximum, normal, low, very weak) to compress a
file but the compression time will vary according to your selected
compression level.
Note: If you are compressing any file with KGB archiver and sending the compressed file to your friends then he must have KBG archiver installed on his computer to decompress the file.
Features of KGB Archiver :
- Supports native .kgb files and .zip files
- AES-256 Encryption
- Able to create self-extracting archives.
- Multilanguage supports like Arabic, German, Greek, Japanese, Spanish many more.
- Unicode is supported in both User Interface and File Systems.
- An Explorer shell extension is available for the windows version.
- Make Password protected compressed file.
Due to high compression ratio of KGB archiver, you need to have a decent system hardware configuration
- 256 MB RAM
- 1.5 GHz Processor
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Author: Abubakar
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