MP3-Beating Compression

You probably don't believe me, but if you're at all interested in my new "CAR" compression alogrithm, check this out:

The strange thing is, it works better on compressed files!
Zipping an MP3 file gives you 99% of original, but check this out!

**** TESTS ON UNCOMPRESSED FILES ****

TXT File Example
TXT File: 1,318,671
Savings: 1,308,940
CAR File: 9,731
Percent: 0.7%

WAV File Example
WAV File: 8,362,354
Savings: 8,323,477
CAR File: 38,877
Percent: 0.5%

EXE File Example
EXE File: 216,064
Savings: 213,336
CAR File: 2,728
Percent: 1.3%


**** TESTS ON ALREADY-COMPRESSED FILES ****

MP3 File Example
MP3 File: 4,961,773
Savings: 4,945,669
CAR File: 16,104
Percent: 0.3%


MPG File Example
MPG File: 5,976,068
Savings: 5,946,909
CAR File: 29,159
Percent: 0.5%

If you didn't see it first time, I compressed an MP3 file from 5 meg to 16kb.
What CAR actually does is obviously a complete secret, but I'm really really excited about it! I've been thinking of how to do it for years - but now, yay! (I figured it out playing around in QB, of all things!).
What I want to know is basically are there any sites that are relatively easy to understand that tell you how to do:

* Huffman Compression
* LZW Compression
* "Textbook" RLE Compression (I only know PCX's RLE)

I know that you use binary trees and nodes and so on but I have no idea for a software implementation!
Anyways you probably don't believe me, but I just wanna try to make the compression better.

Thanks from a very very excited
Kieren Johnstone

Kieren Johnstone
Looks like a real dude. Every once in a while some retard re-invents infinity compression again.

America even has a few patents on this: http://www.patentstorm.us/patents/5533051.html


Recently on Russian TV there was a story about undergrad student compressing blue-ray discs down to few kbs: http://engineerblog.ru/algoritm-arhivatsii-babushkina/