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Burn to the Brim (BTTB) has been upgraded to v4.2.0! This landmark release introduces a comprehensive offline JSON Index creator and parser, enabling seamless multi-volume catalog browsing. It also adds an optional, highly robust Reed-Solomon Cauchy-based PAR3 parity archive generator, native verification of multi-volume integrity, and completely safe, copy-based restoration and repair.
Key Features ⚡ Recursive Backtracking
Calculates mathematically optimal subset-sum selections in milliseconds using a responsive, thread-safe C++20 background architecture. 🧠 Neural Semantic Packing
Group files together intelligently by extensions, sizes, or context using out-of-process MiniLM sentence embeddings vectors. (v4.0.0+) 📂 Split-Depth Control
Establish traversal waterlevels, giving you precise recursive command over atomic versus granular folder mappings. 🎯 RegEx Rule Groupings
Force matching items to pack together on specific volumes utilizing standard wildcards or regular expressions. 💿 Auto Volume Sizing
Automatically calculates optimal volume capacity bounds based on the size of the largest indivisible file or folder. (v4.1.0+) 💾 Settings Memory & Custom Profiles
Restores your last selected volume profile upon startup, with full support for creating and saving named custom volume sizes. (v4.1.0+) 🔍 Offline JSON Index File
Creates a detailed index.json containing relative paths, sizes, and dates across all volumes, with a built-in fast JSON token parser for offline retrieval. (v4.2.0+) 🛡️ PAR3 Parity Protection
Integrates Reed-Solomon Cauchy codes (via libpar3) to build, verify, and restore damaged multi-volume sets securely, keeping source data untouched. (v4.2.0+) 💻 Modern Cross-Platform GUIs
Gorgeous GTK4 desktop interface with dark theme support on Linux and lightweight, native visual styling under Windows. (v4.2.0+)
BTTB 4.0.0 completely replaces the old 2.9.0 Delphi version. You no longer need to worry about installing ASPI drivers on modern Windows systems!