#1 : 05/03-22 14:38 Henry Cabrera
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Hi, how can I insert the first number found in the tittle?
Ex: "my new movie 2021" I want renamer to recognize the first number and add it at the beginning. I don't want "word: x" I need another one |
#2 : 05/03-22 15:19 David Lee
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You are not making any sense!
Do you mean that you want to copy the fist number occurring in the video title from the metadata within the file and add it to the beginning of the filename? If so do you want the number "2021" or just the first digit "2". Otherwise just give us an example! |
#3 : 12/03-22 14:24 Henry Cabrera
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Reply to #2:
Yes I'm sorry. What I want is this: The name of the movie is uncharted 2022.mkv I want it to be like this: 2022+uncharted 2022.mkv |
#4 : 12/03-22 15:02 David Lee
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Reply to #3:
Replace: ([^\d]*([\d]*)) with: \2+\1 Occurrence: 1st Use regular expressions Explanation of the regular expression: [^\d]* matches a string of any non-digit characters starting from the beginning of the filename then [\d]* matches the first string of digits - stopping before the first non-digit character (or end of filename) The nested parentheses indicate that the overall match will be saved in the variable \1 and the number in \2 |
#5 : 12/03-22 17:51 Henry Cabrera
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Reply to #4:
Result: 2+uncharted 2022.mkv Close, I need the entire '2022' Can you make that? Thank you |
#6 : 12/03-22 18:00 Henry Cabrera
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Reply to #4:
Nvm There was a typo I didn't notice Replace: ([^\d]*(\d]*)) I missed the [\d] It's working now. Thank you very much |
#7 : 12/03-22 18:02 Henry Cabrera
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Reply to #6:
Final expression would be like: Replace: ([^\d]*([\d]*)) with: \2+\1 Occurrence: 1st Use regular expressions Works just great! Thx |
#8 : 13/03-22 09:12 David Lee
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Reply to #7:
Sorry about the typo - at least it was correct in my explanation! |