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To create a text file for the archive , you likely want to generate a list of its contents (a file list) to document what is inside without having to open the archive every time.

: A new file called contents.txt will appear in the same folder, listing every file and folder inside the archive along with their sizes and compression data. Alternative: Extracting an Existing Text File

: Enter the following command to output the contents to a file named contents.txt : 7z l PL_NikMaid_x265.7z > contents.txt Use code with caution. Copied to clipboard PL_NikMaid_x265.7z

: Use the cd command to go to the folder where your .7z file is located (e.g., cd C:\Downloads ).

If you believe there is already a text file (like a "readme" or "description") inside the archive and you want to extract just that file: the PL_NikMaid_x265.7z file. Select 7-Zip > Open archive . Find the .txt or .nfo file inside. Drag and drop it onto your desktop. Understanding the Filename The filename PL_NikMaid_x265.7z suggests: To create a text file for the archive

You can do this using the 7-Zip command line with the "list" command. How to Create a File List Text Document

: Press Win + R , type cmd , and hit Enter. Copied to clipboard : Use the cd command

: The video content inside is likely encoded using the High Efficiency Video Coding (HEVC) standard, which provides high quality at smaller file sizes.