Change number for all files but keep the same with different extension
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#1 : 05/05-21 10:10 ToraRyu
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Hi!
I don't know if it's possible and how to do that... If I have several files like : video.mp4 video.jpg video.srt video2.mp4 video2.jpg video2.srt etc... How can I rename all like that : My video S01E01 video.mp4 My video S01E01 video.jpg My video S01E01 video.srt My video S01E02 video2.mp4 My video S01E02 video2.jpg My video S01E02 video2.srt And no like that : My video S01E01 video.mp4 My video S01E02 video.jpg My video S01E03 video.srt My video S01E04 video2.mp4 My video S01E05 video2.jpg My video S01E06 video2.srt Thanks ^^ |
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#2 : 05/05-21 11:16 David Lee
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Use the Add method with Pair renaming enabled (check the box at the right, just above the file list).
Add: "My video S01E<Inc Nr:01> " At index: 0 ARen will apply the Add method only to the mp4 files. The jpg and srt files will be recognized as pairs of the mp4 files with the same filenames and will be given the corresponding filenames. (Note: do not include the quotes in the Add string) |
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#3 : 05/05-21 13:45 ToraRyu
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Reply to #2:
it doesn't work... To be precise, I have one file "video (720p....).mp4" with "video (subtitle).srt" and "video (Pic).jpg" I apply a lot of substitution to remove all things in ( ), so I have "video.mp4", video.srt etc... then insert a title, "Video S01E01" then number. Pair renaiming is on but doesn't apply the same number :s I also try with <Inc Nr:01> and without number at end but same result... Must I number on a second time? |
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#4 : 05/05-21 14:42 David Lee
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No - it works perfectly with the example you posted. It's YOU that asked the wrong question!
Your second post still does not make any sense. Please give proper examples of the filenames before you start fiddling with them and tell us exactly what you are trying to achieve. Edit: In case this is your problem.... ARen will only recognize pairs if the ORIGINAL filenames (without extensions) are identical. If they only match after you have removed the suffixes (ie text in parenthesis) then they will not be recognized as pairs and you will have to rename in two passes. That is run the first batch and then reload all your files to add the incrementing numbers. |
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#5 : 05/05-21 17:57 ToraRyu
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Reply to #4:
It's not necessary to be agressive... English is not my language so I made my best. I don't said that your solution is wrong, just that it doesn't work for me... and I precised my question without be impolite... But now I've my answer, I make 2 run and it works perfectly now, thanks |