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A program that tests files to see if they are availiable to open and read. Ideally it would scan a directory and report a list of files that it couldn't read and the error encountered (permission/file error). http://www.tinyappz.com/wiki/Request:1177376875 I've had a backup that randomly failed to restore some files a while back that can't be opened, and are incomplete. I'd like to be able to get a list of them and restore them from an older backup.
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Sharkface posted:http://slightlyprofessional.net/FAC.rar This is great, only it seems to need write permission to open the files. Is there any way to do it with just read? Or at least distinguish between no permission and read permission?
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Apr 27, 2007 02:05
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A system delay tester. Basically something thats like the lag test in Guitar Hero 2. The idea comes from people testing the processing time of LCDs by taking a picture of a ms accurate clock cloned on a CRT and comparing the values. I'd like to be able to roughly test the delay of a whole system, and not need a camera, or a CRT. Fairly simple, but needs accurate timing, and some sort of visual. Even flashing lights each half second or something should be adequate to reduce the human reaction part in the loop, and with an average of the values with large deviations taken out should be quite adequate. In essence - show cue, time input, repeat, show average. Some additional features could be sound cues to compare to visuals, and the ability to take input from either keyboard or mouse. By the way, thanks again to Sharkface who filled my previous tiny request - it was very helpful.
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Dec 4, 2007 02:26
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