#1 : 28/11-17 15:03 Michael
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I have about 2500 music files (most .wav, some mp1). All begin with two digits 01 thru 37, then the name of the song. I want to move the front two digits and place them at the end of the song name, i.e.,
beginning file name: 02TheWayYouLookTonight.wav desired file name: TheWayYouLookTonight02.wav How can I do this? Currently, all files are in the same folder and in numerical order grouped by the first two digits. I want the files in alphabetical order with the two digits AFTER the name of the song immediately before ".wav". If I have to do a two-step process (1st step: remove the first two digits; and, 2nd step: place the two digits at the end of song's name) that would be OK with me. |
#2 : 28/11-17 20:41 Stefan
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Reply to #1:
Hi, I will give you tomorrow an answer. Probably we are going to just use: https://www.advancedrenamer.com/user_guide/metho d_move |
#3 : 16/01-18 11:10 Cynthia Angela
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Reply to #1:
You will have to do this manually. There is no other option. |
#4 : 16/01-18 18:05 joci
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Reply to #3:
Try How to move say first 2 digits from beginning to the end of file name? FROM: 02TheWayYouLookTonight.wav TO: TheWayYouLookTonight02.wav Add the Move Method and configure it like this: Move from: 1 Move count: 2 Move to: 10000 Move relative: Unchecked Backwards: Unchecked Use regular expressions: Unchecked Apply to: Name |