Description
You have hundreds of folders on disk, each with an .sfv or .md5 file, and nobody ever actually verifies them one by one. Then one day an archive won't extract or a track stutters halfway through, and you find out the files went bad long ago.
RekSFV fixes that. Drop in a folder or an entire drive and it recursively finds every checksum file and verifies them all, one directory after another. Good files show green, damaged and missing ones show red, and a summary tells you how many are complete, bad or missing, so you see at a glance which folders have a problem.
It handles SFV, MD5, SHA1, SHA256, SHA512 and more, and can also create checksum files for a folder. It's a single portable exe with seven interface languages.
Recursive batch checks: drop a folder or drive and it finds every .sfv / .md5 / .sha1 / .sha256 / .sha512 file inside and verifies each one.
Clear results: the log records each file's checksum, size and timing, bad and missing files get red rows, and the status bar keeps live counts of complete, bad and missing files.
Bad files in one place: a dedicated tab lists only the damaged and missing files, so you don't have to dig through the log.
Create checksums: generate checksum files for folders that don't have them, for later rechecks or for sharing.
Skip lists: exclude files and file types from checks, and choose how bad files are handled.
RekSFV fixes that. Drop in a folder or an entire drive and it recursively finds every checksum file and verifies them all, one directory after another. Good files show green, damaged and missing ones show red, and a summary tells you how many are complete, bad or missing, so you see at a glance which folders have a problem.
It handles SFV, MD5, SHA1, SHA256, SHA512 and more, and can also create checksum files for a folder. It's a single portable exe with seven interface languages.
Features
Recursive batch checks: drop a folder or drive and it finds every .sfv / .md5 / .sha1 / .sha256 / .sha512 file inside and verifies each one.
Clear results: the log records each file's checksum, size and timing, bad and missing files get red rows, and the status bar keeps live counts of complete, bad and missing files.
Bad files in one place: a dedicated tab lists only the damaged and missing files, so you don't have to dig through the log.
Create checksums: generate checksum files for folders that don't have them, for later rechecks or for sharing.
Skip lists: exclude files and file types from checks, and choose how bad files are handled.
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Tags:verification