I start with an existing *.iso image archive file with size 2.045.632.546 bytes
I extracted with UltraIso the content onto my hard disc which yields a directory tree of total size: 3.032.546.444 bytes (=50% more).
Now I tried to re-pack the extracted directory tree back into a new *.iso image. For that I selected the just created directory tree and saved it as an ISO image with UltraISO.
Much to my surprise the resulting iso file archive has a size of 3.007.543.454 bytes
Why is it not compressed more ? I expected a size similar to the size of the original ISO archive.
How can I compress to an *.ISO target but not choose explicitely an *.ISZ extension.
The originally small *.iSO proves that it must work somehow.