WinRAR is the most common archiving program. It allows to work with popular formats RAR, ZIP, ACE, JAR, 7Z, ARJ, CAB, GZ, Z, ISO, LZH, UUE, TAR, XZ with the maximum data compression rate and almost no system slowdown. Multi-core systems are supported and file compression speed is increased. Improved compression algorithm is used for multimedia files, libraries and executable programs.
New archiving principle is realized in WinRAR (with dictionary up to 1 Gb which automatically decreases at memory shortage) and that helps increase program's speed. Decompression (AES-256) and decompression algorithms work with several processor cores simultaneously, which minimize system resources consumption and allow playing games or watching movies in Internet while data are being archived.
WinRAR features:
- Recovers physically damaged archives;
- Creates multivolume and self-extracting (SFX) archives;
- Works with encrypted and locked archives;
- Archives an unlimited number of files;
- Supports continuous archiving;
- creates and uses volumes to recreate missing parts of multivolume archives;
- supports advanced Unicode encoding in file names;
- maintains an error log;
- can use any third-party interface design as separate themes;
- works with the command line;
- compatible with both 32 and 64-bit operating systems;
- unpacks most Blu-ray ISOs;
- makes password lists and allows you to add them to multiple archives at once;
- displays workflows in windows 8 on the toolbar;
- skips links when unpacking to the FAT32 file system;
- Unpack archives containing both encrypted and unencrypted files.
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