Evgeny Vrublevsky

You're right, seems like BCJ2 is as old as BCJ =) It was just a wrong assumption that it was added with LZMA2.

Oh, nice command line option, thanks! It would be much better if this option is visible in UI as a combobox, right next to compression method. Also, it makes sense to list older versions too, just for completeness sake. For example, LZMA2 and BCJ2 were introduced in v9.04. I avoid using those for some retro software that somebody might try to extract on retro machines with Windows 98 where 7-zip v4.65 is the latest available version.

Oh, nice command line option, thanks! It would be much better if this option is visible in UI as a combobox, right next to compression method. Also, it makes sense to list older versions too, for completeness sake. For example, LZMA2 and BCJ2 were introduced in v9.04. I avoid using those for some retro software that somebody might try to extract on retro machines with Windows 98 where 7-zip v4.65 is the latest available version.

Oh, nice command line option, thanks! It would be much better if this option is visible in UI as a combobox, right next to compression method. Also, it makes sense to list much older versions too. For example, LZMA2 and BCJ2 were introduced in v9.04.

Oh, nice command line option, thanks! It would be much better if this option is visible in UI as a combobox, right next to compression method. Also, it makes sense to add older versions too. For example, LZMA2 and BCJ2 were introduced in v9.04.

Today I was surprised that a recent 7-zip creates archives that are sometimes not compatible with a bit older 7-zip decompressors. I had an ARM64 binary in an archive that I was distributing for 2 months, and only now I learned that I can't extract it in Total Commander. I thought that the archive is just corrupted, but the actual reason is the new ARM64 filter that was introduced with v23.00. It's not great that the new filter is used by default right from the beginning. The best approach would...

Oh, nice command line option, thanks! It would be much better if this option is visible in UI as a combobox, right next to compression method.

Oh, nice command line option, thanks! It would be much better if this option was visible in UI as a combobox.