SFV Creator for Directory

[Munsu]

My program requires that you drag'n'drop the folder on it. Then it goes through all the files in the folder, marking them in the list as OK or MISMATCH if the crc in the file name matches the calculated one or doesn't. If there's no crc in the file name, it allows adding it automatically (which means that once a season has ended, I can add the crc32 to all the Horriblesubs releases with zero work, and if I downloaded episodes from different bots, the space/underscore differences will also be fixed). So, it does everything necessary, but without the extra file in the folder. In the first place, when you download anime, it never comes with that .sfv file, unless some third party packed the whole season together and decided to add an .sfv in the archive, instead of the crcs in the files names like all fansubbers do. I don't recall ever seeing such an anime series torrent.

However, if you want the single, gigantic .sfv to contain the crc32s for all of your series in their myriad subdirectories, then my program likely wouldn't replace it. It's best used one folder at a time. Or a bunch of files directly, naturally. I wouldn't even want to check my whole archive all at once. Reading from an HDD is surprisingly slow. Checking one series or just individual files is far better.

The program is Windows based, but it requires you have the .net framework installed (chances are you already do). My checker requires no installation, but when launched for the first time, it will create a folder in your user profile's roaming directory to save the settings. It doesn't touch the registry. "Uninstallation" would thus require deleting the program folder (containing the exe) and going to the Appdata/Roaming and removing the settings folder.

I can send you a copy, but I'm currently out of town and will only be back home on monday, or so, so it would need to wait until then. I don't have the thing on my laptop. If you are interested, it's easy enough to see it for yourself if it's something usable or not. I'm immensely satisfied with it myself. I won't go back to sfvs, that's for sure.

This program should work for my needs. I just need a way to check directories for integrity, and by the looks of it it should serve my purposes even better.

So yes, I'll be interested in it.

[Kraco]

This program should work for my needs. I just need a way to check directories for integrity, and by the looks of it it should serve my purposes even better.

So yes, I'll be interested in it.

Alright. Once I get back home in a few days, I'll recompile a version for you that says: "Licensed to Bud".

[Munsu]

Alright. Once I get back home in a few days, I'll recompile a version for you that says: "Licensed to Bud".

Thanks, feel free to PM the link if you don't want it publicized and what not