> compressing them as much as I could Yes, this is technically not 100% true, it's just 99.9% true. Previous tests have found those additional options to provi

> compressing them as much as I could Yes, this is technically not 100% true, it's just 99.9% true. Previous tests have found those additional options to provide negligible improvement in compression. Very rarely do I get even 1% more compression out of enabling all of them compared to ect's highest built-in compression level (`-9`). Basically what I'm getting at is that ect seems to hit the point of diminishing returns much quicker than anything I've personally tested. I'm curious if you have found a tool that achieves the same or better compression more quickly, that's why I asked.