#1 : 13/05-21 18:02 Bob
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I would like to do this conversion:
20200131 Wonder Hows The View.mp4 rename to Wonder Hows The View 20200131.mp4 Here is what I get 20200131 Wonder Hows The View.mp4 rename to Wonder Hows The 20200131View.mp4 Here is what I am trying. What am I missing? (\d\d\d\d\d\d\d\d) (.*) \2 \1 |
#2 : 13/05-21 18:24 Styb
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Try with the following:
(.*) (.*) (.*) (.*) (.*) \2 \3 \4 \5 \1 |
#3 : 13/05-21 18:54 Bob
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Reply to #2:
Here is the result 20200131 Wonder Hows the view.mp4 => Wonder Hows The 20210131 View.mp4 with a leading space on at the beginning of the file name. Making progress, but not quite there Thank you |
#4 : 13/05-21 18:57 Bob
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Reply to #3:
Also I need something that works with multiple files with names that all fit the pattern of yyyymmdd file name could be many different number of words.mp4 convert to file name could be many different number of words yyyymmdd.mp4 just for more clarification. Thank you |
#5 : 13/05-21 20:32 Styb
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#6 : 14/05-21 08:33 David Lee
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Reply to #1:
That should work - are you selecting "Use regular expressions"? Neater would be... Replace: (\d*) (.*) With: \2 \1 Use regular expressions |
#7 : 14/05-21 17:54 Bob
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Reply to #6:
This works! Replace: (\d*) (.*) With: \2 \1 Thank you very much |