Ability to process (non standard) md5 files
Posted: Sun Nov 16, 2003 10:34 am
Hi there,
First: I love hkSFV. It's great to have one program for both sfv and md5 checksum files.
There is one thing that bothers me (and a solution for it seems to be really simpel to implement I think): some md5 checksum generators make their files in a format that hkSFV doesn't understand.
A line from an md5 file created by e.g. Easy MD5 Creator 1.4.0 looks like this:
01 - Quatuor 2 - Allegretto.mpc 744A2EB1DDF3B997D793ED0FD526B3CE
whereas the standard way to create such a line is:
744a2eb1ddf3b997d793ed0fd526b3ce *01 - Quatuor 2 - Allegretto.mpc
My request is: could you please make hkSFV smart enough to recognize the other format too? I don't want to be able to generate such a non standard md5 file, just read it.
Thanks.
First: I love hkSFV. It's great to have one program for both sfv and md5 checksum files.
There is one thing that bothers me (and a solution for it seems to be really simpel to implement I think): some md5 checksum generators make their files in a format that hkSFV doesn't understand.
A line from an md5 file created by e.g. Easy MD5 Creator 1.4.0 looks like this:
01 - Quatuor 2 - Allegretto.mpc 744A2EB1DDF3B997D793ED0FD526B3CE
whereas the standard way to create such a line is:
744a2eb1ddf3b997d793ed0fd526b3ce *01 - Quatuor 2 - Allegretto.mpc
My request is: could you please make hkSFV smart enough to recognize the other format too? I don't want to be able to generate such a non standard md5 file, just read it.
Thanks.