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Old 2007-01-12, 06:54 AM
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Question .md5 files - what's for?

can anyone tell me what is the use of the .md5 files ?
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Old 2007-01-12, 07:07 AM
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Re: .md5 files - what's for?

a md5 file is a checksum, which is a file thats test to mke sure there have been no changes/errors/etc to the files you are checking, in our case either flac/shn or DVD files

we have a Glossary , as well as a full FAQ that covers alot of the terms used in trading circles
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