CDCheck is utility for prevention, detection and recovery of damaged files with emphasis on error detection. CDCheck supports DVDs.
It supports CRC files and binary compare. CDCheck can be used on all files visible by your OS which means all files that you can see in Windows Explorer (CDs, floppy disks, disk drives, ZIP drives...).
CDCheck reporting features tell you exactly where the problems are. Files on CDs, zip drives, USB keys etc. can get damaged in a number of ways, so the program helps you determine whether your data is safe before it's too late.
The program also provides extremly fast binary compare for effectively checking that file transfers (burning, copying...) were accomplished successfully and alerts you of differences. Besides that CDCheck supports creation and checking of MD5, CRC-32, SHA... hashes in SFV, MD5 and CRC file formats.
This provides means to check backups for possible loss of information or verify file transfers where comparing is not possible (transfer over mail etc.). The program can be used with all local or removable media (CDs, DVDs, disk drives, floppy disks, ZIP drives, USB keys...) visible by the operating system (Windows Explorer) and also with audio CDs.
In addition CDCheck also gives detailed information (manufacturer, type, capacity...) about inserted CD or DVD media.
Here are some key features of "CDCheck":
· hash creation and checking
· file/directory checking
· binary file/directory compare
· file/directory recovery
· audio CD support
· data DVD support
· CD/DVD information with media ratings
Limitations:
· 30 days trial
· Unregistered program continues to function after 30 days but a nag screen is displayed at startup.
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· new better default buffer settings
· languages added / improved
· when entering registration code spaces are ignored
· when using /gcompare reference directory can also be specified
· wav handling string appended (not yet supported when checking)
· fixed a small bug in hash error reporting
· saved items history now accepts zero (no history)
