7-zip "codecs"
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paxsali
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PostPosted: Wed, 16th Oct 2019 13:25    Post subject: 7-zip "codecs"
Does anyone know how to add functionality to 7-zip via "codecs", like from http://www.tc4shell.com/en/7zip/.

Like I downloaded this Modern7z plugin, because it supports Zstd and Brotli.

In the description in said, create a subfolder in 7-zip "Codecs" and then unpack the 32 or 64 bit folders, done.

I did just that and nowhere do I see the options for the new compression methods.

Does anyone have experience with this?


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PostPosted: Wed, 16th Oct 2019 13:54    Post subject:
Do you maybe have multiple 7z installations?


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PostPosted: Wed, 16th Oct 2019 16:49    Post subject:
Works with accordance to the docs.

Quote:
Each of these compression methods can only pack a single file. Multiple files
are usually pre-packed into a container like TAR, and then it is compressed with
the method. You can also use any of these compression methods as a codec when
packing files into a .7z file.


Quote:
As the 7-Zip user interface doesn’t allow you to directly select an additional compression method to be used when packing files into a .7z file, you have to specify it via the "Parameters" field. Use a string in the format "0=NAME" (where NAME is the internal name of the compression method).


Single file


Multiple files


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PostPosted: Wed, 16th Oct 2019 18:01    Post subject:
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PostPosted: Wed, 16th Oct 2019 18:26    Post subject:
Confused Confused strange, must be something with your system.
Works for me..



not shure, i had a problem before but it went away when i started 7zip as admin.. (i guess IF installed on System Drive)... DId you try run as Admin?


edit:

I dont know what this could cause... Anyway, did you copied it the right way?
Or maybe you have the 32bit Version installed, ^^



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PostPosted: Wed, 16th Oct 2019 18:46    Post subject:
Yep, double check where you copied files. And also double check for multiple 7-Zip locations.

Do "7-Zip" --> "Add to archive..." thingy and check

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PostPosted: Wed, 16th Oct 2019 18:59    Post subject:
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Because it aint "Winter" yet... Laughing
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At least, i do not have Problems with 7zip Twisted Evil Shocked



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