[MSingh]

Hello

I am asking support if users know of a software which has the ability to rename the files all at once within a movie folder? As v13 is about to come out I decided to rename my files more organize as I have multiple copies of that movie and its fanart. Example is below.

Die Hard (1988).Blu-Ray Disc.mp4
Die Hard (1988).Blu-Ray Disc-poster.jpg
Die Hard (1988).Blu-Ray Disc-banner.jpg
Die Hard (1988).Blu-Ray Disc.NFO

And so on all the other fanart.

I would like to rename the files and add anything more like example:

Die Hard (1988).Blu-Ray Disc.BRRip.mp4
Die Hard (1988).Blu-Ray Disc.BRRip-poster.jpg

Its easy to do for one movie but having over 30,000 fanart files will take forever....

I wasn't sure to post this in the software ember media forums because looking for any windows software.

Thank you for reading my issue..

MSingh

[dpar]

Advanced Renamer works very well for things like this http://www.advancedrenamer.com/. It has a "replace with" option that is great for adding to file names.

[MSingh]

Advanced Renamer works very well for things like this http://www.advancedrenamer.com/. It has a "replace with" option that is great for adding to file names.

Thanks ! I tried it out and works fantastic. just have to get a grip on it. also it doesn't look like it downgrades the quality of the fanart jpg, png files so for now looking great !

thanks once again..

[Jay La Funk]

Bulk Rename Utility is also good for what you are after http://www.bulkrenameutility.co.uk/Main_Intro.php

[pr0xZen]

Total Commander has very extensive capabilities regarding this, too (hotkey in TC: Ctrl+M). I'd suggest you have a look at Total Commander - its absolutely amazing this kind of work. Once you learn a few hotkeys (e.g. Shift+F6 to rename highlighted file/folder), its extremely effective for file and archive work. Also takes direct console command input, ftp client etc etc etc.

Similar tool for Linux: Double Commander
I'd be rather surprised if there was some impact on image quality - if all you're doing is renaming the file.

[MSingh]

Thanks for the other software. I'll check these out tonight.

Another question : is it possible to rename/add the same multiple files on multiple drives? Example :

Have the movie - folder name - Die Hard (1988) drive X and Z. Within the folder contains the same exact files. As I have 3 backups of my media and would like to rename them all at once. That option might be a stretch..

Thanks !

[pr0xZen]

Well (in Total Commander), you could save the input/output filnames as to a text file using the Multi-Rename tool - and load those files up when moving on to the next drive/backup. Haven't tried usong those bit, but operation and triggers are covered in quite easy-to-understand help files (F1 or look for the question mark button). I suggest you try this out with a smaller "test folder" first though, in case it doesn't work as you intended.

I also suggest you hav a little look at the other tools suggested. If you've got a big job, some of the "finer details" and options of one tool might make a large job much easier than with another tool. All seems fairly decent to handle, but all have their pros and cons.

[Jankens23]

You can batch rename those movies name through krojamSoft: BatchRenameFiles program.