ADC - ArchivedDataCodec

ADC (ArchivedDataCodec) is an open-source file extension and archiving/compression tool that uses zlib for efficient compression and decompression of various file types. With a simple command-line interface, ADC supports both Windows and Linux, making it easy for users to archive and extract files. ADC Archiver uses a byte-key of 4, meaning that it can create archives up to 4GB. This limit is ideal for standard file archiving but may not be suitable for very large files or datasets. Future updates may include support for larger archives.

ADC1.2 for Windows download

ADC for Linux

ADC Archiver is at the moment only available for Windows 10+ and Linux. The way it works is via terminal.

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ADC for Every Archive

ADC Archiver can compress and archive any file, therefore it's really suitable for sorting and managing files and archives.

Cross-Platform

ADC Archiver is there for every platform, may it be Windows or Linux, ADC is there for you.

Features

Great Compression Algorithm: Utilizes zlib for efficient compression.
Cross-Platform: Compatible with both Windows and Linux.
Command-Line Interface: Simple and intuitive interface.
Support: Supports a wide range of file types.

Getting Started

Prerequisites

Developers:

Python 3.x
Zlib library (typically included with Python)

Users:

Windows 10 or higher
A Linux distro