#2 : 04/10-13 18:11 NomenEtOmen
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hi, i would do it in two separate steps: 1. rename all folders into the required number: first folder -> 01 second folder -> 02, ... whatever you want to set 2. rename the files in all folders with new name: <Name>_<DirName:1>.<Ext> (001.mp3 -> 001_02.mp3) you can also create more sophisticated names like 001_[02].mp3 NomenEtOmen |
#3 : 16/12-16 13:00 martinez_anderson
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Are you looking how to batch rename files.try KrojamSoft BatchRename.It is a great tool
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#4 : 27/12-16 14:04 Aaron
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You can make a batch file with a for loop that executes ARen through command line for every folder, OR, if you're not G.Lambany the scripting God himself, you can just select all the folders you want to rename, right click on them and select "Add to Advanced Renamer" and then do your thing |
#5 : 28/12-16 00:53 G. Lambany
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You can either add all your files with aaron method, or use a *.mp3 or similar search in windows explorer in the root folder that will list all your audio files, then drag and drop the files into AR. Then, you run this script on all the files. It simply convert the number in the filename to ordinal (up to 100 or one hundreth), so no need to worry about order and multiple files with same number in the same AR file list. Dead simple script, really. http://pastebin.com/yGZEfHLv cheers |
#6 : 28/12-16 06:32 G. Lambany
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Just realized this is a really old post, lol oh well |