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What is the commandline to zip a file using Winrar, and then move it to a particular folder?
Windows – Commandline to zip a file using WinRar
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If you get the 7-Zip 9.13 beta you can change the archive type to LZMA2 and thus be able to use as many threads as you like, though the memory usage goes up phenomenally.
Install the beta, right click the stuff you want to archive then under the 7-Zip contect menu click "Add to archive..." and you will get something similar to the window below. On the left hand side under Compression Method you should find "LZMA2" which will allow you to change the number of threads which will be an option a bit further down.
This has the potential of vastly increasing performance on >2 core processors as it can be better tuned to your system, and the normal compression method can only handle 2 threads maximum.
The "/1" you see to the right of the number of threads selection box in the image is the number of processors in your system and thus the recommended number of threads. My i7 is a quad core processor but has hyperthreading (which does actually help here btw) so it shows as "/8"
Just put all the parts in the same folder, then unzip the first part and winrar will automatically recognize the others and attach them.
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Though I found no documentation for it, I did manage to use winrar from the command line. I used the following syntax:
winrar a archiveName file1 file2 ....
to create an archive, and
winrar x archiveName
to extract the files from it in the current directory.