
Note: source files are immediately extracted to temporary subdirectories which allowsīrowsing/editing content before converting. With 50% resampling from 1920px output files are typically 10 times smaller than source.Īpplication is native and portable, settings are stored in local ini file, thereĪre no dependencies on any runtime framework or non-standard dlls (except for those Source with subjectionably neglectable quality loss.

Here are some scripts, that help manage CBA files, though, they are not recompressors, just library management tools.

However, since your reader software does not understand the WebP format, you are our of luck. I did some tests myself and highly recommend it! The savings are astonishing! ComicBook fans tend to recompress JPEG into WebP, usually without visible losses.


In this case, the archiver usually only stores those files without doing any compression by itself. However, ComicBook Archives mostly consist only of bitmap images, which already are compressed with special algorithms, that work different to the ones used by the ZIP or RAR archivers. So the only way to make them smaller is to re-compress them with a higher compression setting. Within an archive, files ususally are compressed already. A CBR or CBZ file is a RAR or ZIP archive.
