Home›WinRK review

WinRK review

VINKOWEB • TECHNOLOGY ARTICLE

With WinRK, you don't get the same legacy format support as WinZip, and the extensive configuration options are confusing by comparison. Your reward,

£30
Price when reviewed

With WinRK, you don’t get the same legacy format support as WinZip, and the extensive configuration options are confusing by comparison. Your reward, though, will be the best compression ratios bar none. Opt for standard ZIP64/WinZIP AES-compatible archives and they’ll be 10 per cent smaller than the competition; opt for the proprietary RK format and they can be 50 per cent smaller. Of course, it takes time to get the world’s best compression ratio (more than an hour to reduce a 40MB file collection into a 3MB miniature), but there’s plenty of scope to balance the trade-off between speed and size. A good GUI and more than adequate encryption round off an exceptional package, which is spoilt only by the value proposition of open-source products like 7-Zip.

Related Posts

No related posts.

Original publication by Evan Gower: Source article

Related articles

Foxy feedsSome useful web-technology advances go unnoticed by the majority of users, perhaps the most notable being RSS, which stands for Really SimplRead full story →
How to Record Macros in Windows 10https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BS0c4VUBabs We previously discussed How To Record a Screencast in Windows 10. A macro is similar to a screenRead full story →
How to Customize Folder Colors in Windows 10Would you like to be able to assign different colors to your folders on your Windows 10 desktop so that you can organize directories by coloRead full story →
How To Tell if Someone Viewed Your InstagramBeyond likes and comments, have you ever wondered if someone is secretly looking at your Instagram posts and rewatching your Reels and StoriRead full story →
How to Add Photos to Instagram ReelsTo make Reels on Instagram, users typically upload videos or record new ones directly within the app. However, many Instagram users don't knRead full story →
Open full interactive page →