#1 : 11/07-13 08:52 arwul
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Anybody out there who knows how to solve this? Note, there is no such filename, all files are named with ddmmyyyy hhmmss. [URL=http://s528.photobucket.com/user/phwul/media/Sn agIt-11072013084706_zpsead33dcd.jpg.html ][IMG]http://i528.photobucket.com/albums /dd330/phwul/SnagIt-11072013084706_zpsea d33dcd.jpg[/IMG][/URL] [URL=http://s528.photobucket.com/user/phwul/media/Sn agIt-11072013084217_zps46181ba4.jpg.html ][IMG]http://i528.photobucket.com/albums /dd330/phwul/SnagIt-11072013084217_zps46 181ba4.jpg[/IMG][/URL] Thanks! = |
#2 : 16/07-13 21:27 Kim Jensen
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I'm sorry. Your links don't seem to work. |
#3 : 23/07-13 10:18 arwul
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Sorry for the delay. Change timestamp based on Filename pattern Say the filename reads as follows: Screencapture-01-31-12-1980-23072013.jpg Screencapture-02-31-12-1970 23072013.jpg Advanced renamer will stumble over the wrong date/dateformat as it starts to see the 01 and 02 as a part of the date. I donot know how I can exclude the preceding text and trailing date. Thanks = |
#4 : 31/07-13 09:52 Kim Jensen
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Try to use this pattern in the timestamp method: \d\d-<Day>-<Month>-<Year> It uses regular expressions to "ignore" the first two numbers. |