#4215
Under the premise of keeping the video quality acceptable, compressing the video file size is very beneficial. Because that will dramatically reduce the disk space required to store these video files; At the same time, this also saves a lot of bandwidth and time spent on uploading it to the online storage space. At this point, a video compression application is always necessary.

#3597
UPX (Ultimate Packer for eXecutables) is a very comprehensive executable file compressor/decompressor that only supports DOS/command-line. It supports executable files on almost any sorts of platforms (EXE, DLL, OCX, BPL, CPL, etc.), comes with excellent compression ratio.

#3094
First of all, please note that: UHARC/GUI (finished in 2007) is far from being WinUHA (finished in 2005) with a similar alias 'UHARC GUI' (most software download sites mixed them up). It has a compression ratio even higher than 7-Zip - basically we are sure it's the only multimedia archiver in the world now that supports the maximum compression rate (UHARC/GUI > 7-Zip > WinUHA >> WinZIP/WinRAR).

#2998
Image files often contain some unnecessary information (such as comments, EXIF tags, color profile, etc.). The image quality does not have any change after removing them, yet this can achieve the purpose of 'weight loss' to image file. And finally that will improve the image loading speed and take up less disk storage space.

#2093
The PSP supported game ROM formats are mainly ISO/CSO which generally have very big file size. PSP ISO Compressor is a fairly powerful and the most commonly-used PSP game image compression and conversion tool. It's simple, practical and fast along with fewer problems, we strongly recommend it for handheld game console players.

#2078
AmoK DVD Shrinker is specially designed to compress your DVD video file size with very high strength, in order to greatly save disk space. More importantly, the DVD video quality after compressed can be lossless. Especially recommended for ordinary family users.

#1911
For some webmasters or web designers, most often they need to make the webpage image smaller, in order to get a faster network transmission (faster page loading and faster image downloading) and the corresponding lower bandwidth bills.