#1 : 04/09-21 00:13 Carl
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Hello,
Just for thought... say that I have 515 movie files all in one folder. Just 515 mkv, mp4, avi... files all jammed into one "E:/Movie" folder. But I need each of these files placed into separate folders of the same name. So "E:/Movies/Citizen Kane.avi" now moves into "E:/Movie/Citizen Kane/Citizen Kane.avi" Is this possible with Advanced Renamer? |
#2 : 04/09-21 09:50 David Lee
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Yes - read the User Guide.
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#3 : 04/09-21 16:31 Carl
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Reply to #2:
Yes I have read the User Guide. But I'm not a coder or script writer. I have looked into the Renaming -> "Move Method", and the Advanced Tagging -> "File Content" in an attempt to take the file name and create a folder of the same name. Then move that file into that newly created folder. But I don't see anywhere that I can create a folder or a path for the file to move into. I think I'm trying to do a Batch -> Move I:\Movies\<File Content:1:50:I:\Movies\> Where I have the path to my share drive. The File Content text string. The Position to begin that text string. The count of characters (50) in case of a longer file name. Then the path to create the folder in. I did not specify a Filename as I want that to be the same. Can you please give me some direction or terminology of where to find what I need in the User Guide? |
#4 : 05/09-21 11:35 David Lee
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Reply to #3:
It should be obvious! Batch mode: Move Output folder: <Name> Leave the Renaming method list empty. QED |
#5 : 05/09-21 21:42 Carl
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Reply to #4:
Got it... and it works! I'm not so smart. First of all, I was looking to preview the results in that big preview pane. I was thinking the files in the new folders would show up under the "Path" column. But I see now that you have to Start the Batch to actually see the results instead. Secondly, I tend to overthink things, so I was heading towards parsing the name, but I still didn't see what I wanted to see in the preview pane. Anyway, thank you for the guidance. I'm grooming a large library and was happy to register and contribute last week for such a useful project. Thanks again... |