#1 : 09/05-19 10:41 Sandy
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Hi !
I'm trying to use the Windows command line to rename a large number of file (more than 500k). I already use with success a method list file in the batch mode but due to the larger number of file, I need to use the Windows command line. So the pattern of my files are : A11_915_781.xxx A11_954_782.xxx B10_877_001.xxx And I want this --> \A11 \915 781.xxx \954 782.xxx \B10 \877 001.xxx When I use the Windows command line I only have the files 781.xxx, 782.xxx, 001.xxx. The folders are not created. Below the following line of the method list file [header] type=preset application=Advanced Renamer 3.84 application_version=3840000 batchmode=move outputfolder=<Word:1>\<Word:2>\ pairrename=1 [namecollision] separator=_ pattern= rule=fail [methods] method0000=methodname:"newname"; active:"1"; mask:"<Word:3>"; tagpage:"0"; applyto:"name"; Then the syntax of the command line in the .bat file "C:\Program Files (x86)\Advanced Renamer\arenc.exe" -e MyPath\MyMethodlist.aren -t folders -p MyPath\Myfiles -msk *.PNG -m move -d MyPath\Myfiles\test -l MyPath\FaQ\\MyMethodlist.log Could someone tells me where I'm wrong please? |
#2 : 03/06-19 13:38 Sandy
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Reply to #1:
Hi I'm stuck with this issue. Anybody for help, please? Many thanks |
#3 : 05/07-19 15:12 Kiszely András
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Hi, I had the same task: Original filename example: IMG_20190525_153719.jpg I rename this by an aren method: method0000=methodname:"newname"; methoddescription:"jpg_rename"; active:"1"; mask: "<ExifTool:DateTimeOriginal>_<Img CameraModel>_<Name>"; tagpage:"2"; applyto:"name"; i call this from batch file: %3 -e all_jpg_rename.aren -p %1 -s -mask *.jpg;*.JPG (the %3 and %1 are input parameters for cmd line) The new name: 2019_05_25 15_37_22_thor_IMG_20190525_153719.jpg I have an another aren file for move, whit this method: %3 -e all_mover.aren -p %1 -d %2"\<Substr:1:4>\<Substr:6:2>_<Substr:9:2>" -s -mask *.jpg;*.JPG;*.PEF;*.3gp;*.mp4 The batch command: rename_and_move.bat "e:\picsource\test1" "e:\picsource\test2" "c:\temp\arenc\arenc.exe" The result is a new directory hierarchy and put the files in: e:\picsource\test2\2019\05_25\2019_05_25 15_37_22_thor_IMG_20190525_153719.jpg Is it what you need? |