It all depends on the files your compressing. Think of it this way, a DVD movie is around the same size, yet turning it into a DivX compressed movie of the same quality you get the same amount of compression. If a file is in a raw uncompressed format, and there are possible methods to reduce that media either by removing bits from it, or setting up colour/sound lines.. then your going to see a huge amount of compression.
I didnt explain that amazingly well. But I hope you get the jist.
my problem is this...i would want to compress my ffx to lets say 880mb and put it on a cd because i havent a dvd writer so i can take the burned one and bring it to a friend...then decompress and write on a dvd....
winrar allows you to split files into whatever sizes you want. it also has presets for cd sizes. so what you can do in case you cant compress the whole thing to one cd is compress it to multiple cd sized files, burn em and then bring em to your buddy's house.
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