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fHash
A files hash calculator for Windows and macOS.
An open source files hash calculator for Windows and macOS. * MD5, SHA1, SHA256 and SHA512. * Drag & drop. * Integrated with context menu in Explorer/Finder. * Support Windows 7 and later. * Support macOS 13 and later, with universal binary. * Support Dark Mode. * English and Simplified Chinese UI. The icon "希" is from hash in Chinese "哈希". -
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Dolphin-DVR-Pro
Professional CCTV DVR data recovery software.
Many new users wish to learn more about the features of Dolphin CCTV DVR data recovery software. Users can learn this actually by using the DVR recovery trial software. Here is a proven list of Dolphin DVR features: -
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HashSum is a .NET port from GNU's md5sum and sha1sum. It supports: hash algorithm selection between MD5 and SHA1 (more could be added later) and compatibility between HashSum and GNU's checksum file format
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DAR - Disk ARchive
For full, incremental, compressed and encrypted backups or archives
DAR is a command-line backup and archiving tool that uses selective compression (not compressing already compressed files), strong encryption, may split an archive in different files of given size and provides on-fly hashing, supports differential backup with or without binary delta, ftp and sftp protocols to remote cloud storage Archive internal's catalog, allows very quick restoration even a single file from a huge, eventually sliced, compressed, encrypted archive eventually located on... -
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RapidSum
Checksum calculator and verifier tool
RapidSum is a simple checksum calculator and verifier. Changelog: ● v1.1.5 - [exprimental] File Operation - Added auto-scroll option - Fixed critical bugs ● v1.1.0 (Reborn) - Added 64-bit build - Prevent file duplication in the list - Improved compatibility - Fixed critical bugs ● v1.0.4 - Added SaveAs dialog - Added support for save and verify sha-1 checksums - Fixed bugs -
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Checksum Checker
Checksum Checker
Checksum Checker is a part of the Digital Preservation Platform from the National Archives of Australia. It calculates checksums of stored objects and compares them with entries in a database created by Digital Preservation Recorder. NO LONGER MAINTAINED, NO LONGER SUPPORTED -
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FileBot
The ultimate TV and Movie Renamer / Subtitle Downloader
FileBot is the ultimate tool for renaming your movies, tv shows or anime and downloading subtitles. It's smart, streamlined for simplicity and just works. FileBot supports Windows, Linux and Mac, plus there's a full-featured command-line interface for all sorts of automation. -
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Inferact
File-tagging tool coded in Python.
Tag, search (e.g., by similarity), manage data collections of your choosing. Currently optimized for music and image data. Uses sha1 hashes for identification. Please use additional programs such as: IrfanView (http://www.irfanview.com) and MPC (https://mpc-hc.org) for media handling and a console with unicode support, like ConEmu (https://conemu.github.io). -
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duplicatesNuker
Checks for duplicated files
Checks on filesize (optional also on the SHA1) of files. It give out a sorted list. In this list files to delete can selected and also files can opened with an doubleclick (easier to verify if a file is an dupicate or not) -
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A file verification application, that compares files to MULTIPLE premade SFV or MD5 files. It supports creating hashes in CRC32, MD5, SHA1, SHA256, SHA384, SHA512 and RIPEMD160. It also has a clone finder that uses the crc32 function.
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StoreGPU is a library that accelerates hashing functions (MD5 and SHA1) by offloading the hashing computation to the GPU. StoreGPU provides two hashing modes: standard hashing mode, and sliding window hashing mode.
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A program to calculate and verify checksums of multiple files with wizard-like GUI. Supports 12 hashes: CRC32, MD2, MD4, MD5, SHA1, SHA2, RIPEMD,Whirlpool, ED2K, AICH, Tiger, TTH. Allows processing of nested directories and updating of checksum files
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DiskImage is a tool to backup and restore partitions, entire harddisks, usb keys, floppy drives and (read-only) optical media on windows platforms. Built-in zip and libz compression, MD5 and SHA1 checksumming, a hex editor and more.
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Fsum Frontend is a files integrity checker. It can calculate 96 hash and checksum algorithms(CRC32, MD5, SHA1, SHA2, ADLER, DHA256, FORK256, ...). You can verify your files using a .sfv/.md5/.sha1/.sha2 file or create your own checksum file.
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KIside is a message digest computing and displaying tool. It computes and shows the hash code of any file as a string of hexadecimal numbers. KIside implements standard algorithms such as MD4, MD5, SHA1, SHA256, SHA384, SHA512, TIGER, RIPEMD160.
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Cryptographically secure your files with asymmetric and symmetric keys, as well as password based encryptions and file/text checksums. Use upto 6 different keys to encrypt/decrypt and get checksums using MD2, MD5, SHA1, CRC32, etc..
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Command-line hash file checker/creator. Supports .sfv, .md5, .sha1 and .sha2, and is easily extendable. Includes animated progress bars and recursive directory handling. Supports large numbers of files. Includes AppleScript droplets for use on Mac OS X.
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