Compressing Video Files into ".zip"

BULLRYDER

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Looking for a free, stable, efficient and reliable software for the above mentioned application. My browser is "Firefox" but could not find any "Plug Ins". Used BitZip in the past but trial period has
elapsed.
 
Peazip is another worth the try, but 7-Zip is great for simplicity.
You can even use 7-Zip as your file browser, faster than Explorer and all his icons to draw...
 
What is the difference.....7-Zip vs Peazip?

My operating system is Windows XP

What is meant by ".exe for 32-bit" and ".msi for x64" ?

How do I go about finding this information from my operating system?



Thanking all for your technical support in advance.....
 
Looking for a free, stable, efficient and reliable software for the above mentioned application. My browser is "Firefox" but could not find any "Plug Ins". Used BitZip in the past but trial period has
elapsed.

Have you seen what compression ratios you get when compressing video files? It's pretty close to zero, because most video files are already heavily compressed.
 
I second 7-zip. It has all the compression formats and functions (eg. password encryption and decryption) of the major paid compression software like WinZip and WinRar, and it is a freeware.

RE: Windows XP 32 or 64 bit?

Read this from Microsoft Support
 
Have you seen what compression ratios you get when compressing video files? It's pretty close to zero, because most video files are already heavily compressed.

What he said!...
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