I have an sfv file where the leading zero in the checksum was somehow lost (4519F2F instead of 04519F2F). In this case, if 123.mp3 exist or not, TC give the same result:
If the leading zero was returned into the sfv file I am getting expected result "Cannot open input file"
I also noticed a strange behaviour, if I rename the file to test.mp3 (whether the file exists on fs or not) with a checksum of 4519F2F in sfv, I get: If leading zero was returned in the sfv file, the result for test.mp3 is correct
Code:
123.sfv:Errors: 0OK: 0, not found: 0, read error: 0, wrong checksum: 0Code:
123.sfv:Cannot open input file 123.mp3!Errors: 1OK: 0, not found: 1, read error: 0, wrong checksum: 0Code:
Cannot open input file 4519F2F!.Errors: 1OK: 0, not found: 1, read error: 0, wrong checksum: 0Code:
123.sfv:Cannot open input file test.mp3!Errors: 1OK: 0, not found: 1, read error: 0, wrong checksum: 0Statistics: Posted by Infector — 2025-01-25, 13:00 UTC