FlashSFV - Queueing Multiple SFV Files

[Fused]

Mentioned this on the old board, don't think anyone saw it before the board disappeared.

It would be nice for FlashSFV to "queue" additional SFV files.

ie.
I double click a SFV file, FlashSFV opens and starts processing, if I double click another SFV while the first one is processing, a second copy of FlashSFV opens and starts verifying also. So now everything slows to a crawl, and each FlashSFV window is only getting half as much CPU time as before, since theres 2 copies running.

If you can make it so that when the second SFV file is double clicked, it adds the files in it to the bottom of the current list, that would be great.

I was thnking you could have it remember the .SFV file and open it like normal when the first one finishes, but then you wouldn't know the status of the files in the first SFV file if you're not watching. So adding the files in the 2nd SFV file, to the bottom of the current list of files, is the ideal solution. This way you can see the status of all the files when it finishes.

[booya]

Awesome IDEA!!

[Whoppie]

Err, i made a new thread instead of a reply to this thread

Thats because i posted it, a few months back, on the old board as you said.

It would be a super idea to implement i think.
Go for it BigStar ;-)

[Dalton]

that would be the greatest program... i have at least 80 GB of stuff i have to check i dunno how much is actually completed.

Superb idea.

[Fused]

What exactly are the chances of this happening any time soon? Obviously it's something lots of people would like to see as well.

[bigstar]

Perhaps some other programmer will see the thread and write a program to do this, I simply don't have the time.

I still haven't finished FlashSFV v2.3 which has been collecting dust for months now.

[Rockj]

Can't you add it as a future in FlashFXP?

[RB|Knight]

If you need to check some stuff on your HDD, take a look on check_subs

http://fluor.n3.net/raidenftpd/

[#1 Stunna]

http://kingrufus.yi.org/software/hks...ewfeatures.php






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[Proxima Centauri]

see also:

QuickPar
or
DVDsig

[DayCuts]

quickpar is for parity files, not sfv verification... although creating a 0block par2 index is essentially the same as creating an sfv file, it pays absolutely no attention (at least since i last updated my copy) to directory struction of the files, and has no recursive checking ability like hksfv