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Asked: 2026-06-15T13:51:00+00:00

This is not really a how to question. Is there a standard file structure

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This is not really a “how to” question.

Is there a “standard” file structure that applications use to store the checksums of files in a folder? I’m developing a tool to check various things like crc32, md5, sha1, sha256, etc… I’d like to have my program store the various hashes in files in the folder of what I’m checking.

I know that there is a file commonly used called ‘md5sums’ or ‘sha1sums’. But what about CRC? I haven’t noticed any around. And if there is, what’s the structure of it?

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  1. Editorial Team

    Here’s what I was looking for. This is generated by the program QuickSFV:

    ; Generated by QuickSFV v2.36 on 2012-08-09 at 16:34:25
; http://www.QuickSFV.org
;
;   1684525442  21:45.33 2012-08-05 Video.mkv
Video.mkv 9AC44069

    I was looking for a format that seems standard for using with other programs that aim to accomplish the same purpose.

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