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Yutaka Sawada
2025-03-16 11:27:10 +09:00
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[ par2j.exe - version 1.3.3.4 or later ] [ par2j.exe - version 1.3.3.5 or later ]
Type "par2j.exe" to see version, test integrity, and show usage below. Type "par2j.exe" to see version, test integrity, and show usage below.
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use trial command to see how is the size. use trial command to see how is the size.
When it's "/lr" or "/lr0", block count of the largest input file is used. When it's "/lr" or "/lr0", block count of the largest input file is used.
(If the max file is 1000 KB and block size is 10 KB, /lr is same as /lr100.) (If the max file is 1000 KB and block size is 10 KB, /lr is same as /lr100.)
When split size "/ls" is set with "/lr0", When both "/lr0" and "/ls(split size)" are set,
block count of the splited file size is used instead of the largest input file. block count of the splited file size is used instead of the largest input file.
for example, /lr , /lr10 , /lr2000 for example, /lr , /lr10 , /lr2000
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When recovery files are created in a different directory, When recovery files are created in a different directory,
the protected archive file is made in the directory. the protected archive file is made in the directory.
/ls2 has a special feature to set limit size of recovery files directly.
When both "/ls2" and "/lr(limit size)" are set,
setting number of /lr is recognizned as file size instead of number of blocks.
In this usage, setting limit size must be less than 2 GB.
If you want max 100 MB each file size, set like these; /ls2 /lr102400000
Because the calculation ignores packets, you may set a bit smaller size.
for example, /ls10000 , /ls1048576, /ls1 for example, /ls10000 , /ls1048576, /ls1
/lc : /lc :