Open ‘SFV’ Files With SuperSFV
You might’ve noticed some extra files with the intended files downloaded via BitTorrent. Two of the extras are the ‘NFO’ and ‘SFV’ files. Contrary to what you may have thought, they aren’t there for no reason.
SFV stands for Simple File Verification and is used to check if you’ve downloaded all the pieces of the files. Apps that open these files will check the checksums of the downloaded files with respect to the checksums in the ‘SFV’ file. If they match, all is fine. If they don’t match, you know which part of the file you need to download again.
SuperSFV - SFV utility for the Mac

SuperSFV’s interface is clean, supports drag and drop and uses very few system resources. When you start to verify an ‘SFV’ file, it’ll check the checksums of all the files downloaded and let you know the stats for the number of files verified, checksums failed and number of errors. SuperSFV can check ‘SFV’ files using CRC32, MD5, or SHA-1 hash functions.
If you use BitTorrent extensively, SuperSFV is a utility that you’ll find handy. It is freeware and can be download from here.

















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