Summary of the multiple file compression benchmark tests


File type : Multiple file types (46 in total)
# of files to compress in this test : 510
Total File Size (bytes) : 316.355.757
Average File Size (bytes) : 620,305
Largest File (bytes) : 18,403,071
Smallest File (bytes) : 3,554

This test is designed to model 'real-world' performance of lossless data compressors. The test set contains a mix of different file types which are chosen with 'What do people use archivers for the most' in mind. The testset should contain data, weighted (in both type and proportion of files in the set) by how often these files are used for compression by normal users using compression software. So for example there will be more txt files then .ocx files in the set (yes, this is arbitrary). The set contains 100's of files and has a total size of over 300 Mb. The idea of a large collection is filtering out the 'noise'. A compressor might perform bad on 1 or 2 filetypes, but on a very large collection it will not hurt as much.

Some programs like CCM and BZIP2 can only compress one file at a time. For these programs a single TAR-file is created containing all files. The files in this TAR-file are ordered alphabetically on suffix, then name. Results of these compressors are marked with an 'Y' in the tarred column.

The testset consists of the following file types :

Filetype(s) Description % of total # of files
TOC, MBXEudora mailboxes12.31 16
EXE, DLL, OCX, DRVExecutables10.99 35
TXT, RTF, DIC, LNGText files in several languages10.21 41
BMP, TIFFBitmaps/TIF images7.88 15
LOGLog files6.34 6
HTM, PHPHTML files6.13 19
DOCMS Word files6.08 30
C, CPP, PAS, DCUSource Code6.00 235
MDB, CSVDatabases4.26 7
HLPWindows Help files4.23 7
CBF, CBGPrecompressed chess-databases3.55 2
WAVWave soundfiles3.45 9
XLSXLS Spreadsheets2.41 16
PDFAdobe Acrobat document1.59 6
TTFTrue Type Fonts1.15 15
DEFVirus definition files1.10 3
JPG, GIFImage files0.53 9
CHMPrecompressed help files0.49 2
INI, INFINI files0.42 10
OthersDAT,JAR,M3D,SYS,PPT,MAP,WP,RLL,RIB..10.88 27

Considering the fact it's supposed to be a 'real-world' test I will not look at the best possible (command-line or gui) switch combination to use for optimal compression, but only test a limited set as 'normal users' would do. For 7-zip this means for example I will use the GUI and select the Ultra compression method (which can be easily beaten with some good command line switches), WinRar will be tested with max dictionary size and solid archiving etc. Programs are allowed to use a maximum of 800 Mb memory and must finish the compression stage within 24h. Compressed size must be 50% or less compared to the original size to be listed on MFC.

For my single file tests I got lots of requests to add the compression time to the tables. I did not do this for the reasons stated in the single file summary file, but I'm planning to measure compression times for this multiple file test!. I also decided to make this testset 'non public', so it's harder for developers to tune their program towards this specific test. I think this is the most fair way to get 'real life' performance tests.

Scoring system: The program yielding the lowest compressed size is considered the best program. The most efficient (read:use full) program is calculated by multiplying the compression time (in seconds) it took to produce the archive with the power of the archive size divided by the lowest measured archive size. The lower score the better. The basic idea is a compressor X has the same efficiency as compressor Y if X can compress twice as fast as Y and resulting archive size of X is 10% larger than size of Y. (Special thanks to Uwe Herklotz to get this formula right)


score_X = POWER(2; ((size_X / size_TOP) - 1) / 0,1) * time_X

with  score_X     efficiency score for a certain compressor X
      time_X      time elapsed by compressor X
      size_X      archive size achieved with compressor X
      size_TOP    archive size by top archiver (smallest benchmark result)
Formula to calculate compressor efficiency based on compressed size and compression time
"0,1" represents 10% and power of 2 ensures that for each 10% worse results (compared
with top) the time is doubled, so any archiver (except top compressor) will get a
penalty on time. The score of top compressor is always equal to its time value.


Results sorted on Compression ratio.

Pos Program Switches used TAR Compressed Compression Comp time Decomp time Efficiency
  Size (bytes) Ratio (%) (sec) (sec) lower is better
001PAQ8P-7N6268317280.19
42998
3983542998
002WinRK 3.0.3MaximumN6421776679.70
30603
2989936263
003PAQ8JC-6 (dir /oen)N6619113979.08
49154
4214472448
004PAQAR 4.5-7e (dir /oen/b)N6843571578.37
55430
55659104714
005WinRK 3.0.3HighN6894783578.21
6317
396112629
006PAsQDa 4.4-7eN6910918778.15
54855
55041111640
007NanoZip 0.04a-cc -m800mN7008224577.85
1059
9962400
008UDA 0.301(none)Y7147876777.41
7457
747219723
009DURILCA 0.5-m800 -t1N7217536377.19
1997
17945705
010DURILCA 0.5-m800 -t1 -o32N7224680877.16
1838
16285292
011Slim 0.23d-m800 -o64N7366468376.71
3665
360512344
012WinUDA 0.291mode-3N7373557476.69
7291
726324750
013Slim 0.23d-m800N7375670376.69
3490
349111875
014Slim 0.23d(none)N7378197376.68
3580
352412215
015KGB 1.1 (PAQ6)(very good)N7534137576.18
15703
1580163662
016NanoZip 0.04a-cON7598937775.98
557
1032426
017CCMx 1.30c6Y7707994975.64
369
3571813
018PPMonstr J-m800 -o32N7769968675.44
1672
16818798
019CCM 1.30c6Y7792692275.37
293
2811581
020PPMonstr J-m800 -o16N7808641775.32
1628
16398941
021FreeARC 0.50a-mxN7821549875.28
312
741738
022UHARC 0.6b-mx -md32768 -mm+N7834487675.24
680
6103843
023PPMonstr J(none)N7844386275.20
1610
16209199
024CCM 1.30c(none)Y7859898075.15
277
2651610
025LPAQ88Y7870418675.12
1312
13217715
026PIMPLE2(none)Y7962815774.83
5699
573137116
027FreeARC 0.50a(none)N7964232874.83
188
651226
028WinUDA 0.291mode-0N7971066974.80
2366
235915550
029WinRK 3.0.3NormalN8067606774.50
614
1544490
030COMPRESSIA 1.0bmax sol dict 15 MbN8069834074.49
2081
9999915256
031NanoZip 0.04a(none)N8080243174.46
185
561372
032DURILCA light 0.5-m800 -t1N8166605674.19
366
1732986
033EPM r9-m800Y8193490974.10
2497
251320988
034CMM4 0.2b26Y8243545873.94
642
6575703
035EPM r9(none)Y8272785273.85
2328
235021360
036SQUEEZ 5.5Ultra 32Mb M E SolidN8280175473.83
1262
7211674
037Ocamyd 1.66 test1-m8 -s0Y8288038573.80
12124
12119113135
038Quark 0.95r-l7 -d25Y8367356773.55
5438
9055397
039RZM 0.07h(none)Y8403037473.44
591
426263
040FreeARC 0.50a-m3N8446684873.30
85
46945
041WinRK 3.0.3Fastest ROLZ3N8465202473.24
252
1652860
042SBC 0.970 rev3-m3 -b62N8473617673.21
253
922899
043Quark 0.95r(none)Y8474131473.21
1818
8920841
044UHARC 0.6b(none)N8495450673.15
479
665622
045SBC 0.970 rev3-b9N8574026572.90
134
711716
046StuffIt 12.0Method=2 L3 E25 bm=onN8589206272.85
367
764778
047SBC 0.970 rev3(none)N8624528872.74
127
701719
048KGB 1.1 (PAQ6)(normal)N8656514272.64
2486
252734867
049WinRAR 3.71Best solid 4096KbN8675817172.58
172
542464
0507-Zip 4.58bUltra solid LZMA 64MbN8723078972.43
338
175103
051SQUEEZ 5.5Max 8Mb M E SolidN8769330272.28
347
365513
052ENC 0.15abies -d256N8795559072.20
9088
99999148646
053COMPRESSIA 1.0bsol dict 15 MbN8815278472.13
216
1543611
054CTXf 0.75-meN8835799272.07
208
1593557
0557-Zip 4.58bNorm solid LZMA 16Mb ws=32N8847047772.03
274
174744
056WinACE 2.69Max 4096Kb solid ace20N8848523572.03
225
163902
057ACE 2.04-m5 -d4096N8848604372.03
227
153937
058WinACE 2.69Norm 4096Kb solid ace20N8852629172.02
191
163328
059TC 5.2 dev2(none)Y8946477871.72
1107
111221395
060ENC 0.15-d256N8975052871.63
3735
9999974503
061DGCA 1.10(none)N8983430471.60
209
804208
062CTXf 0.75(none)N9003888471.54
165
1163398
063777 0.04b1-mg -mu32N9022947771.48
2767
152858196
064WinRAR 3.71Normal solid 4096KbN9054030071.38
152
103309
065777 0.04b1(none)N9054438271.38
3151
163768621
066LZPX(J) 1.2h-8Y9145135971.09
301
3007247
067Bee 0.7.9 bld 0316-m3 -d8 -sN9200398070.92
1693
170243327
068PIM 2.10(none)N9206790070.90
259
2756675
069LZPX(J) 1.2h(none)Y9207518370.90
277
2807145
070BIT 0.3-m lwcx -p goodY9213585370.88
1046
104827162
071BALZ 1.13exY9265491670.71
985
10127089
072Bee 0.7.9 bld 0316-m2 -d8N9310349170.57
934
94826993
073UFA 0.04b1-mg -mx -mu32N9342829270.47
1348
35240383
074DST 0.91b-meY9356834770.42
624
46918985
075SQUEEZ 5.5Norm 4Mb M E SolidN9408262270.26
132
364251
076UFA 0.04b1(none)N9417563870.23
901
10229317
077FreeARC 0.50a-m2N9452628670.12
32
291082
078ACB 2.00cuN9505528969.95
2738
287098191
079BOA 0.58b-m15 -sN9508046869.95
2003
203672033
080BMA 1.35b-m16m -ax -mxN9528441869.88
255
1509380
081PPMN 1.00b1 km-O9 -M:50 -DAY9551381769.81
675
67825466
082BSSC 0.95a(none)Y9581121869.71
127
574952
083StuffIt 12.0Method=5 E26 bm=onN9606913969.63
136
1525456
084CABARC 1.00.0106LZX:21N9641228869.52
598
724918
085WINZIP 11.0Optimize for best comp.N9642011069.52
156
1586506
086PPMVC 1.2-o16 -m256N9652507169.49
325
37513712
087DC 0.99.307b-b4096N9659291869.47
133
999995654
088PPMd var J rev.1-m256 -o16N9673751569.42
172
1927429
089DURILCA light 0.5(none)N9682337669.39
178
1897762
090BOA 0.58b(none)N9685751569.38
1541
160567452
091BIX 1.00 b7-mdG -sN9707914169.31
348
1015610
092PPMVC 1.2(none)N9715252069.29
206
2569316
093WINIMP 1.211 BEST MM 16Mb B=1020KbN9724109569.26
204
99316
094GRZipII 0.2.4-b8m -aY9748413669.19
117
1045489
0957-Zip 4.58bMax PPMD 64Mb ws=16N9757374969.16
207
2349807
096FlashZIP 0.91b-m2 -s7Y9765513869.13
748
4535760
097WINZIP 11.0PPMdN9775431469.10
181
1978749
098StuffIt 12.0Method=3 E25 bm=onN9801753869.02
233
12211595
099Blizzard 0.24b(none)Y9829628268.93
149
1287647
100MNZIP(none)Y9848804568.87
280
6414678
101QC 0.050-8Y9851093368.86
1865
57698011
102BMA 1.35b(none)N9872890068.79
132
957106
103WinHKI 1.74HKI2 maxN9877107568.78
312
31916875
104EPC 1.0-m256 -o18Y9879715968.77
382
9999920721
105WINIMP 1.211 BEST MMN9902519968.70
137
97621
106QC 0.050(none)Y9905504468.69
665
25037115
107LZPM 0.159Y9908365468.68
1615
2890421
108UHARC 0.6b-mz -md32768 -mm+N9925115768.63
72
814107
109DC 0.99.307b(none)N9951711668.54
124
999997283
110BIX 1.00 b7(none)N9969443268.49
237
1014196
111BioArc 1.9UltraN9969905868.49
164
1919829
112BA 1.01(none)Y9987309868.43
146
978920
113M03(none)Y9993465168.41
3519
568216464
114Tornado 0.4a-11Y9995983868.40
249
1315359
115BioArc 1.9NormalN10001277768.39
158
1859803
116WinHKI 1.74HKI2 normN10020800668.32
230
23714582
117WINIMP 1.21Normal MMN10039993668.26
82
95310
118UHBC 1.0-b4m -m3Y10062322068.19
460
39930535
119DARK 0.51-b128mN10078545068.14
152
9310272
120DARK 0.51(none)N10087706268.11
149
9110172
121BruteCM 0.1d(none)Y10090260068.10
271
40718553
122UHBC 1.0(none)Y10099006268.08
363
29625093
123WinRAR 3.71Fast solid 4096KbN10100835168.07
125
128658
124JAR 1.02(none)N10116907168.02
89
166275
125PPMN 1.00b1 km(none)Y10118137068.02
501
50935373
126QLFC 6.6wBS=8388608N10121754468.01
1793
78127103
127EPC 1.0(none)Y10125866667.99
209
23014883
128GRZipII 0.2.4(none)Y10168637067.86
118
1108810
129M99 2.2.1-m 512mY10174666267.84
215
19716159
130ZZIP 0.36c-mx -a -6mN10239264367.63
4146
100334687
131CABARC 1.00.0106LZX:17N10256188267.58
175
714394
132PPMd var J rev.1(none)N10274352567.52
122
14110238
133QLFC 6.6w(none)N10293827667.46
883
7175714
134WinTurtle 1.60SolidN10312967267.40
73
796393
135DACT 0.8.41-b1000000Y10317608867.39
727
3763998
136DACT 0.8.41(none)Y10337871867.32
735
4166169
137DST 0.91b(none)Y10338637667.32
287
11825859
138WinTurtle 1.60(none)N10356765867.26
64
715883
139ABC 2.4(none)Y10366974467.23
1200
194111564
140ZZIP 0.36c(none)N10384540467.17
1827
100173187
141Bicom 1.01(none)Y10394051367.14
2140
2172205002
142PACKET 0.90b-m4 -s9Y10452402466.96
778
2079496
143QazaR 0.0 pre5-d9 -l7Y10486710566.85
922
25797853
144YBS 0.03f(none)Y10507408366.79
140
7015202
145ASD 0.2.0-m5 -mdgN10510974066.77
6296
415686373
146RZIP 2.1-9Y10530541866.71
161
6117936
147RZIP 2.1(none)Y10541772366.68
137
5715453
148UC II 3.05(none)N10560840666.62
313
1036057
149Tornado 0.4a(none)Y10574292266.57
27
133157
150SZIP 1.12-b41 -o40Y10579318366.56
963
193113225
151RINGS 1.5c5Y10580070366.56
72
748472
152CHILE 0.3d(none)Y10607254266.47
890
157107925
153CHILE 0.3d-b=2048Y10616556466.44
1092
160133790
154UC II 3.05-TTN10635357466.38
136
1117013
155BBB ver1m512Y10636476166.38
31957
13214002515
156WinHKI 1.74HKI1 maxN10639121866.37
158
3919847
157SZIP 1.12(none)Y10656717966.31
134
7017163
158ShipInBottle 1.0 b17alg:ppm :mem:128N10674242266.26
4204
4243548993
159QUAD 1.12xY10696829166.19
176
5523565
160AI 1.1-mtN10736515166.06
70444
981059854934
161YBS 0.03f-m16mY10746234666.03
181
8925595
162HA 0.999ba21N10763741465.98
961
360138551
163BZIP2 1.0.5(none)Y10772092365.95
138
3520080
164QazaR 0.0 pre5(none)Y10816597965.81
155
10923692
165QUAD 1.12(none)Y10821543465.79
106
5516291
166M99 2.2.1(none)Y10829487665.77
130
7220156
167ASD 0.2.0(none)N10910136065.51
404
13768481
168KZIP 14-APR-2007(none)N11069493265.01
4719
8954046
169M1 0.1apaqY11079570964.98
233
23747634
170TarsaLZP 21Aug2007(none)Y11099461464.91
94
11419644
171HOOK 1.3800Y11127535164.83
244
25352600
172SEMONE 0.6 b2(none)Y11144268664.77
204
2844798
173BZP 0.3(none)N11148580264.76
34
367502
174WINZIP 11.0Enhanced DeflateN11150329064.75
112
924760
175LHARK 0.4d-tobN11187091564.64
83
819111
176THOR 0.96e5Y11227511264.51
24
65779
177MAR-gN11255478664.42
252
1062580
178TURTLE 0.07(none)Y11264674964.39
88
8322077
179LHARK 0.4d(none)N11343906364.14
37
810132
180LZ2A-Cb12 -Szd26Y11358889764.09
350
4197447
181PKZIP 2.50-exxN11402234763.96
28
88178
182ShipInBottle 1.0 b17alg:lzN11405109163.95
1244
49364516
183SLUG 1.27b(none)Y11418705163.91
12
113569
184LZXQ 0.4normalY11449298763.81
177
27354462
185PKZIP 2.50(none)N11450126363.81
22
86775
186AMG 2.2(Max Compression)N11466275863.76
244
9999976500
187VuZip 1.8MaxN11467960863.75
89
1127956
188DZip 2.90-9N11468849063.75
76
823896
189EAZEL 1.0(best)N11472837063.73
99
1231265
190CODEC 3.21(none)N11476727563.72
62
4419664
191GZIP 1.2.4-9Y11485797763.69
67
721464
192AIN 2.32-m1N11516094763.60
94
731140
193ESP 1.92(none)N11516457763.60
32
810605
194LZTurbo 0.92-43Y11521980163.58
34
1811337
195VuZip 1.8DefaultN11526112963.57
41
1113734
196DZip 2.90(none)N11526988263.56
33
811065
197LZ2A(none)Y11529898363.55
305
44102595
198File2Pack 2.0(none)N11530590163.55
32
810772
199EAZEL 1.0(normal)N11530976263.55
44
1114818
200GZIP 1.2.4(none)Y11544296463.51
28
79570
201AIN 2.32(none)N11557693663.47
25
78672
202 BCArchive 1.08.7(none)N11582112463.39
41
2814611
203ARJ32 3.14(none)N11610522563.30
41
915077
204ARJ 2.84(none)N11610757263.30
53
1019495
205WINZIP 10.0NormalN11611342363.30
31
911410
206WinXP (Built-in)(none)N11633727163.23
28
3010564
207aPLib 0.43(none)N11759676262.83
650
10281894
208SR3a(none)Y11818319962.64
53
5924525
209ALZip 7.0b1(normal)N11849287762.54
36
1417239
210HPACK 0.79a(none)N12070201461.85
973
74594857
211SAR 1.0(none)N12206742361.41
236
20167797
212SYMBRA 0.2-m5Y12212055861.40
2879
17332059045
213AR 1.0(none)Y12214734261.39
242
20173590
214DeepFreezer 1.06(none)N12335035161.01
45
1536872
215Chaos Comp 3.0(none)N12368156060.90
73
1462046
216Ocamyd 1.66 test1(none)Y12426269060.72
519
518470398
217THOR 0.96e3Y12458865660.62
6
75638
218LCSSR 0.2-l9 -b6Y12637878760.05
7578
72338679130
219HYPER 2.5(none)N12843987059.40
55
3279116
220LZOP 1.02rc1-9Y12960173359.03
132
7215911
221ARX 1.0(none)N13346419957.81
84
21210606
222QuickLZ 1.40b9mode3N13397390957.65
21
955704
223CTW 0.1(none)Y13468738057.43
6911
740519836944
224Secura Archiver 1.7(none)N13987634855.79
334
71701671
225CA-ZIP 3.4(none)N14024776255.67
61
8323814
226AI 1.1(none)N14025973555.66
9153
1519348652416
227LZTurbo 0.92-21Y14413581554.44
6
748960
228ASH 04a-m800 -s80 -o60Y14488550754.20
3229
218228625779
229LZC 0.082Y14965190952.70
33
14495570
230BriefLZ 1.04(none)N15161187652.08
19
6354381
231THOR 0.96e1Y15193695451.97
3
658003
232LZW 0.2(none)Y15328952051.55
645
1514482507
233LZOP 1.02rc1-1Y15499381451.01
7
6189771
234LZOP 1.02rc1(none)Y15538908950.88
7
6198249
235QuickLZ 1.40b9mode1N15684000650.42
3
999750
236BigCrunch 0.4a1(none)N15750260050.21
1411
382950482427
237CODER 1.1-ew 4194304N15878862149.81
849
27435017153
238SRANK 1.0(none)Y16411092948.12
13
13965862
239TESTSETN3163557570.00
0
00


Green Compression Ratio (larger bar is better)   Red Compression Time (shorter bar is better)   Blue Efficiency Ratio (larger bar is better)

Remarks:
Ten programs so far crashed during compressing:
- Emilcont 0.3a
- RKC 1.02
- PPMZ2 0.81
- HIPP 0.5819
- OrangeArchiver 1.05
- PPMT 1.0
- HIP beta1
- LZ 1.0
- HuffComp 1.3
- Chile 0.5

- Some programs fail to correctly decompressing the archive created. Those programs are marked with a red penalty time of 99999 seconds. Do *not* use these programs to backup your data!.

- (De)compression time of ACB 2.00c is an approximation as ACB only runs under Win98 (which is installed on the 1800+ machine only). Measured time on the 1800+ is devided by the approximate ratio of compression speed on both machines.

- The command-line version of Squeez 5 seems to get different compression then the GUI version. The switch combination '-m5 -MD32768 -uxx9 -ME -MM -s' gets it down to 83.384.794 bytes...
- Stuffit 12.0 contains recompression techniques for several file types like JPG, GIF, BMP and PDF. For the MFC test I disabled PDF recompression as it appears to be "pixel perfect" rather then "bit-perfect" for most PDF files. This hurts compression a bit, but prevents the decompressed file to be slightly different than the original. This would be fine for normal users, but this is a lossless compression test. It would be unfair towards the lossless "bit perfect" compressors to include these result.

Conclusions and observations:
- Top performers (based on compression) in this test are PAQ8 and WinRK (PWCM). They are able to compress the 300+ Mb testset to under 62 Mb (80% reduction in size) but take a minimum of 8,5 hour to complete the test. The number one program (PAQ8P) takes almost 12 hours and number four (PAQAR) even 17 hours to complete the test. WinRK, the program with the 2nd best compression (79.7%) takes about 8,5 hours. Not surprisingly all mentioned programs make use of a PAQ(-like) engine for compression. If you have files with embedded images (e.g. Word DOC files) use PAQ8, it will recognize them and separately compress them, boosting compression significantly. All mentioned programs (except the current number 2, WinRK) are free of charge.

- WinRAR but especially NanoZip, FreeARC, SBC 0.970 and CCM score very well on efficiency, they have good compression and are reasonably fast. FreeARC and NanoZIP are capable of compressing the testset down to 79 Mb in under 3 minutes. CCM takes just under 5 minutes. SBC compresses to about 85 MB but only needs 2 minutes for that. People looking for good (but not ultimate) and fast compression should have a look at those programs. Of the mentioned programs NanoZIP and CCM have the best compression, SBC and FReeARC are the fastest (FreeARC being both faster and the better compressor). Best 'super' compressor with a not to dramatic compression time is NanoZip, compressing then MFC testset to under 69 MB in 18 minutes using CM-mode.

- The speed-kings in this test are THOR, QuickLZ, SLUG and LZOP, the first two compress the total testset of 300+ MB in under 3.4 seconds (which generates a total data stream of 300 MB input + 150 MB output / 3.5 sec = 128 MB/s). At this speed IO/harddisk performance has a large impact on the compression speed, when compression from-to memory probably even higher compression speeds are possible. As a consequence of this speed compression ratio is not very high (barely 50%). Other fast compressors, with a bit better compression, are the oldies Pkzip, Arj and Gzip. If you are looking for a fast compressor with still good compression, consider UHARC 0.6b using LZP-mode (-mz) or FreeARC in m1 or m2 mode.

- Decompression speeds are usually a lot faster then compression speeds except for the compressors using a PPM or PAQ-engine. Decompression times of 5-7 seconds seem to be the systems (IO/hardisk) limit; compressing to ramdisk (or /dev/null) should probably be even faster...

- Normally I would expect 7-Zip to outperform WinRAR, but in this case I suspect WinRAR beats 7-Zip because there are (embedded) multimedia files (wav,bmp etc) which can be handled by WinRAR's multimedia filter. 7-Zip still lacks such a filter. I included multimedia files because many games are distributed in compressed form (games typically have lots of bmp and wav-like files).

- The higher the fraction of pre-compressed files the smaller the difference between the top and the other compressors. Because the testset contains files like chm,gif,jpeg the difference between the compressors looks rather small. I will probably make a 2nd testset with easy to compress non-multimedia data later on. Home

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