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Nyan | 2 years ago
Your benchmark also doesn't list the redundancy %, as well as how resilient it is against corruption.
One thing I note is that both ISA-L and zfec use GF8, whilst PAR2 uses GF16. The latter is around twice as slow to compute, but allows for significantly more blocks/shards.
gbletr42|2 years ago
Nyan|2 years ago
> par2cmdline[-turbo] encode: par2 c -r25 test
That command is rather unfair to PAR2 - you should add `-b48 -n2 -u` to make the comparison fairer.
PAR2 ain't exactly fast, particularly compared to GF8 focused formats, but the numbers you initially gave seemed wildly off, so I suspected the comparison wasn't really fair.
Ideally you should also be including the version of each tool used.