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I want to know if a particular rawcooked MKV file was created with the --hash flag or not. The man page says --info will,
Provide extra information about the compresssed file, for example the presence of hash of the raw data.
I executed --info on a file I know was created with --hash but all rawcooked said was,
Info:` Reversibility data created by RAWcooked 23.09.
Is it possible to know if the reversibility data contains the hash values or to view the reversibility attachment directly to know?
Thank you
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It was expected to be the case :(.
Workaround while waiting for a fix: --check --info Result is like
--check --info
Info: Reversibility data created by RAWcooked 23.12. Info: Uncompressed file hashes (used by reversibility check) present.
(but slow as the check, so decoding, is done)
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JeromeMartinez
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I want to know if a particular rawcooked MKV file was created with the --hash flag or not. The man page says --info will,
I executed --info on a file I know was created with --hash but all rawcooked said was,
Is it possible to know if the reversibility data contains the hash values or to view the reversibility attachment directly to know?
Thank you
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: