Is my old DVBViewer Pro v4.9.6.20's DVBVIE~2.exe bad/infected?

[antdude]

Hello.

 

I am still using the old DVBViewer Pro v4.9.6.20, but its DVBVIE~2.exe might be bad/infected on my very old, updated Windows XP Pro. SP3 box according to https://www.virustotal.com/en/file/cf496723d3514944818fb2ee0eda2e956a953ffd90e3b0760c241719743824c4/analysis/1395859343/ ... Can someone please kindly confirm my file is good/bad? HashMyFiles said:

 

v4.9.6.20

MD5: 8f7d81b79dd7ab9f5a8741a3dbbc9252
SHA1: 668621f7230a4a354481713cd3e37d5689162dc8
CRC32: 85557082
SHA-256: cf496723d3514944818fb2ee0eda2e956a953ffd90e3b0760c241719743824c4
SHA-512: 6454e18ffc8dcf0b6e75ce551276704ef485de5098f180a3b69ed6c8de1aa53bd804a518446edcc0143d299811f42b593367c2b4433e959cee91d1238f17ac58

SHA-384: 44ffd645052c425d81b1bffa48b338ef4882ec5b14dc542a7f0309ec90042137c87537ba2ea7b062f4cdcca39a39fcde

1,630,336 bytes

 

I did install this version to compare and it looked the same according to HashMyFiles. Are AVs showing false positives?

Thank you in advance.

Edited March 26, 2014 by antdude

[hackbart]

You can not compare the checksum, since it differs from user to user. Anyhow if you got if from the members area, and you did not got infected otherwise, it is unlikely that your app is infected.

Besides the fact that only 3 out of 50 scanners show some sort of infection and all 3 show complete different things you can be sure that its a false alarm.