MultiPar Yutaka Sawada
winget install --id=YutakaSawada.MultiPar -e MultiPar is a Parchive compliant data protection and recovery program
README
MultiPar
v1.3.3.3 is public
I fixed a few rare bugs in this version. While most users were not affected by those problems, those who saw the matter would better use new version. If there is a problem still, I will fix as possible as I can. I updated some help documents about Batch script. I mentioned the location of help files in ReadMe text.
New version supports a PC with max 8 OpenCL devices. Thanks Yi Gu for reporting bug in a rare environment. I didn't think a user put so many OpenCL devices on a PC. It will detect a Graphics board correctly.
I improved source file splitting feature at creating PAR2 files. Thanks AreteOne for reporting bug and suggestion of improvment. When file extension is a number, it didn't handle properly. If someone saw strange behavior at file splitting ago, it should have been solved in this version.
I fixed a bug in verifying external files. It might not find the last slice in a source file, when the file data is redundant. Thanks dle-fr for reporting bug and testing many times. This solution may improve verification of damaged files, too. When source files are mostly random data like commpressed archive, there was no problem.
[ Changes from 1.3.3.2 to 1.3.3.3 ]
Installer update
- Inno Setup was updated from v6.2.2 to v6.3.1.
PAR2 client update
- Bug fix
- Fixed a bug in GPU acceleration, when there are many OpenCL devices.
- Failure of splitting source files with numerical extension was fixed.
- Faulty prediction of the last block in a file with repeated data was fixed.
[ Hash value ]
MultiPar1333.zip
MD5: 01A201CA340C33053E6D7D2604D54019
SHA1: F7C30A7BDEB4152820C9CFF8D0E3DA719F69D7C6
MultiPar1333_setup.exe
MD5: 33F9E441F5C1B2C00040E9BAFA7CC1A9
SHA1: 6CEBED8CECC9AAC5E8070CD5E8D1EDF7BBBC523A
To install under "Program Files" or "Program Files (x86)" directory,
you must select "Install for all users" at the first dialog.
Old versions and source code packages are available at GitHub or OneDrive.