folder name from file name
#1 : 25/03-16 02:37 B young
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I have files like
Maria Sullivan-Hello, Morning.mp3 Ted Young & Travis Tim-This is not right.mp3 Eldon John-Love.mp3 Amada Lee & John Copper-Brothers.mp3 .... In deb4d renamer, I can add folder name to them and find "&" and put to a special folder: Maria Sullivan\Maria Sullivan-Hello, Morning.mp3 (chorus)\Ted Young & Travis Tim-This is not right.mp3 Eldon John\Eldon John-Love.mp3 (chorus)\Amada Lee & John Copper-Brothers.mp3 Is it possible to make this happens with Advanced Renamer? |
#2 : 26/03-16 21:14 Kim Jensen
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Reply to #1:
Do you want to move the files? You will then need to use the move batch mode. https://www.advancedrenamer.com/user_guide/batch mode In the new folder edit box you can use tags to specify the folder. Non-existing folders will be automatically created when running the batch. |
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#3 : 29/03-16 09:45 B young
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Reply to #2:
I am ok to move files but I cannot find a way to move files to a special folder "(chorus)\" when & is detected. |
#4 : 30/03-16 20:00 Chris
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Reply to #1:
Hi there, you are able to achieve this with the "Script Method". I hope this meets your requirements. Copy and paste the pastebin code in to a Script Method and press Apply, then try to batch convert those files. Looking forward to your reply: http://pastebin.com/CrKptchL |
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#5 : 31/03-16 07:31 B young
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Reply to #4:
Works perfectly thank you! However, it will be even better if the script result can be previewed before running. one more question, if I have the same filepath\filename, how can I add addition collision rule such as (#) to the end of the filename? eg. aaa-fdafdasfs(2).mp3 I tried to write a script for it but I cannot find a way to detect if the file is there already. thanks! |