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Carldric Clement

30-07-2021 07:58

Use MPZ with Trick's

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When someone fails to compress with mpz stdio, This tool can actually help you to find out.
Making CLS with Universal CLS (by 78372), rename from cls-mpz.dll to arc-mpz.dll.
And then use with CLS Wrapper (by 78372) to make it work compress for mp3 file.
And now it works without having trouble.

KaktoR

30-07-2021 08:26

I don't get it. What are the "tricks"?

Carldric Clement

30-07-2021 08:36

Quote:

Originally Posted by KaktoR (Post 493505)

I don't get it. What are the "tricks"?

First, I've tried so many times to used mpzapi with stdio. But when I try to compress with a few mp3 files (including my own song), I got stuck like 10% of FreeArc. So I've made another one with a few things that I figure out without having a problem. Making CLS with Universal CLS (78372) and rename the DLL file, using with CLS Wrapper (78372) and turns out, it works. You can see the screenshot that I upload on the first thread. :)

Joe Forster/STA

30-07-2021 08:59

Are you sure it's not a version mismatch between the main program and the DLL? We've already run into something like that in another thread.

Carldric Clement

30-07-2021 09:03

Quote:

Originally Posted by Joe Forster/STA (Post 493507)

Are you sure it's not a version mismatch between the main program and the DLL? We've already run into something like that in another thread.

Nah I mean the cls dll file that I create for mpz. Rename from cls-mpz.dll to arc-mpz.dll to make it work for CLS Wrapper. Even though the configuration inside on arc.ini, It's not necessary to get compress all mp3 files. :)

Masquerade

30-07-2021 12:44

But mpz already supports stdio? :)

Code:

[External compressor:mpz]

header    = 0

packcmd   = {compressor} c <stdin> <stdout>

unpackcmd = {compressor} d <stdin> <stdout>

Carldric Clement

30-07-2021 19:20

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Masquerade (Post 493510)

But mpz already supports stdio? :)

Code:

[External compressor:mpz]

header    = 0

packcmd   = {compressor} c <stdin> <stdout>

unpackcmd = {compressor} d <stdin> <stdout>

It doesn't work for me then. Stuck compressing at 3%.

Masquerade

31-07-2021 12:09

My MPZ is 46kb, try this one instead: https://anonfiles.com/h4J9M992u6/

KaktoR

31-07-2021 12:18

My mpz is 46kb too. But mine is named mpzapi.exe

PS: I got a virus warning from your file with WinDefender :D

Masquerade

31-07-2021 13:53

Quote:

Originally Posted by KaktoR (Post 493522)

My mpz is 46kb too. But mine is named mpzapi.exe

PS: I got a virus warning from your file with WinDefender :D

What's the CRC of your mpz? I just renamed the exe. If yours doesn't trigger defender, please upload it. I do not know why mine triggers defender, you know I wouldn't upload malware anywhere.

KaktoR

31-07-2021 14:19

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I know that you wouldn't do shit here :D ;)

https://i.imgur.com/j8CHfed.png

Masquerade

31-07-2021 14:33

@KaktoR

The reason our file do not match, my copy of MPZ comes from the upload "Mpz Accelerator" by BLACKFIRE69. He packed mpz.exe with upx, so when I decompresed the file using upx, it failed to restore the file perfectly, so some bytes are imperfect.

This doesn't seem to have affected operation for me since I've been using that MPZ exe for a while now with no issue (both in stdio and $$arc$$).

I'll be switching to the correct exe now :D

Carldric Clement

31-07-2021 22:12

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Masquerade (Post 493521)

My MPZ is 46kb, try this one instead: https://anonfiles.com/h4J9M992u6/

Quote:

Originally Posted by KaktoR (Post 493527)

I know that you wouldn't do shit here :D ;)

https://i.imgur.com/j8CHfed.png

both of them still don't work. :)

Masquerade

01-08-2021 00:20

Why have you put "- - <stdin> <stdout>"?

It's just <stdin> <stdout> likeI posted above.

Carldric Clement

01-08-2021 01:51

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Masquerade (Post 493536)

Why have you put "- - <stdin> <stdout>"?

It's just <stdin> <stdout> likeI posted above.

same. :)

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