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guesstimates are AIish enough for me.

Surely very complex AI can be added. But that probabbly takes as much CPU time as the compressing itself.

So I say again AISBackup with the AI of AI

Great! So AIS doesn't just stop/crash when it can't read/unpack a file/disc. That's better than the backup tool I'm using right now. I think AIS should never stop when a restore error is encountered. Restoring 80% is better than 0% :lol: This can be made as complex as you want. I'm thinking of the f...

Thanks for the quick reply Barry!

I found the exclusion list.
If I understand correctly AIS has some AI that detects uncompresseble filetypes? (Auto update)
Looks great I have to say!

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My data consists of many types.
From highly compressible .txt to incompressible .mpg files.
To speed up backups and reduce CPU load I want to suggest that the
compression level is automatically selected based of extension.

What happens if for some reason a archive/DVD is corrupted?
Can it be skipped so that at least some data can be retrieved from the
backups?

I'm doing daily backups to a server on my LAN.
How do I burn the archives to DVD so that they can be easily restored?
My backups need several DVDs to fit on.

If that's not possible I like to suggest a feature.
Create DVD sized .iso files ready for burning perhaps?