Supported Input Formats:
- TAR: Common archive format for Unix/Linux systems
- TAR.GZ / TGZ: TAR archive compressed with Gzip
- TAR.BZ2 / TBZ2: TAR archive compressed with Bzip2
- TAR.XZ / TXZ: TAR archive compressed with XZ
- ZIP: General compression format
- RAR: WinRAR compression format
- GZ: Gzip compressed file
- BZ2: Bzip2 compressed file
- XZ: XZ compressed file
Compression Level Description:
- No Compression (mx0): Archive only, fastest speed
- Lowest Compression (mx1): Lower compression ratio, faster speed
- Standard Compression (mx5): Balanced compression and speed, recommended
- Maximum Compression (mx9): Highest compression ratio, smallest file size, but longer processing time
Features of 7Z Format:
- Extremely high compression ratio, usually better than ZIP and RAR
- Supports multiple compression algorithms (LZMA, LZMA2, PPMd, etc.)
- Supports multi-volume compression and encryption
- Open source, free, and cross-platform compatible
Use cases:
- Scenarios requiring the highest compression ratio
- Archiving large files to save storage space
- Cross-platform file distribution
Note:Converting large archives may take some time, please be patient.