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Overview
File or folder names can contain Unicode charac­ters. The func­tion­ality of TurboSFV is not limited to ANSI characters and the encoding of the hash file can be adjusted accordingly.
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Unicode characters in file names
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TurboSFV supports the calculation of checksums for files with Unicode characters in file or folder names.

Here are some example charac­ters. For a correct display of these charac­ters, you must have the font "Segoe UI" installed on your system.
* Unicode code point Meaning
Ħ U+0126 Latin capital letter H with stroke
Ω U+03A9 Greek capital letter Omega
Ѥ U+0464 Cyrillic capital letter E lotified
U+215E Seven eights
U+2776 Nega­tive circled digit one
U+FDFC Rial sign
Whether you are hashing files, folders or drives - TurboSFV properly handles Unicode characters.
Screenshot: Unicode select files
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Default encoding for the hash file
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You can define one of the available encodings (Ansi, UTF-8 or UTF-16) as the standard encoding for the hash file.

By selecting Auto, the needed encoding will be automatically detected. You can prioritize UTF-8 or UTF-16 as the Unicode capable encoding.
Screenshot: Unicode default encoding
The defined or detected encoding will be suggested in the "Save-as"-dialog.
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Adjust hash file encoding
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In the "Save-as"-dialog, the encoding for the checksum file to be created can be adjusted:
Screenshot: Unicode select encoding
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Automatic Unicode character detection in file names
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TurboSFV tries to find Unicode characters in file names and/or paths. If it finds one and you have selected Ansi as the encoding type for the hash file, you will be reasked for the encoding:
Screenshot: Unicode change encoding
Unicode characters can't be written to Ansi files. Doing so means to loose character infor­mation and impacted files can't be found during the validation.
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Hash value calculation for files with Unicode file names
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TurboSFV handles Ansi and Unicode file names in the same way. You can use any of the available hash algorithms: CRC-32, MD5, SHA-1, XXH32, XXH64, XXH3-64, XXH3-128, SHA-224, SHA-256, SHA-384, SHA-512, SHA-512/224, SHA-512/256, BLAKE2S-256, BLAKE2SP-256, BLAKE2B-256, BLAKE2B-384, BLAKE2B-512, BLAKE2BP-256, BLAKE2BP-384, BLAKE2BP-512, BLAKE3-256, BLAKE3-512, BLAKE3-1024, BLAKE3-2048, SHA3-224, SHA3-256, SHA3-384 and SHA3-512.
Screenshot: Unicode display of filenames
Unicode characters in file names and/or paths are properly displayed.
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Validation of checksums for files with Unicode file names
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TurboSFV auto­matically detects the encod­ing of the hash file, finds files with Unicode charac­ters in the file name and validates the check­sums.
Screenshot: Unicode validate files
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