What is Sup Forums's recommended mass file renamer? Y'know, if you've got a lot of movies/TV shows that you're wanting to properly rename, etc.?
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What is Sup Forums's recommended mass file renamer? Y'know, if you've got a lot of movies/TV shows that you're wanting to properly rename, etc.?
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I don't like to modify its filenames but yes, filebot is pretty good.
Worth mentioning I'm on [spoiler]Windows.[/spoiler]
What else would you recommend?
I have some hesitation to go with Filebot as a) it's only available on the Windows store and b) it's reliant on Java, which I detest.
What else do people use?
Linux.
But you can do simple stuff on the window commandline as well. Like "move *something.mkv.mp4.jpg *.jpg" to delete something.mkv.mp4
for i in
renamerino is a good choice
simple interface, powerful and no botnet
worth a try
I usually use a for loop in the terminal
>renamerino
The fuck are you talking about son?
Terminal is my go to on macOS.
Install the linux submodules, learn bash.
Sickbeard it's actually pretty good if you also want to manage automatic download through torrent/Usenet.
If you're just looking for a renamer and a scraper I used to use MediaElch under Ubuntu
bash or python
>Not hiring a mexican girl named Rena Merino to rename the files for you
I just use pyRenamer.
Bash. Python if I'm doing something intense.
Bulk Rename Utility ftw
>GUI
Man up and use ranger for everything.
kek
Scene naming is perfect. No need to rename it.
sickbeard is dead. migrate to sonarr my dude
>perfect
no it's inconsistent garbage
mv + sed + awk + sh
make your own script
dolphin or nemo depending on if youre on kde or gnome.
nothing has even come close to the /comfy/ of windows explorer though, anything else is just grating to use.
Brainlet here I right click the files indivually and rename them
sickrage handles all that for me and if i add a show that doesn't have proper filenames i can batch rename them inside it
What's wrong with rename?
Bulk Rename Utility
There are some tutorials on renaming / handling data with python. I'd really recommend having a look into that. However, it is possible to use an Ubuntu subsystem on windows. It perfoms really well (for bein a subsystem). Furthermore,
this tool can come handy if you are comfortable to use the command line github.com
>Bulk Rename Utility
Kek I've used this before. Works fine, but interface is hilarious.
with what?
emacs (dired)
anything with a good regex support.
Directory Opus has a great renamer, wish it was a standalone too.
>using Windows
mv
*renamerhino.
For Windows, LupasRename.
The UI maybe ugly, but it do the work very well.
ranger with bulkrename is best thing ever
Advanced Renamer
>Sup Forums's recommended
mv and a shell
Why the fuck are you still here if you're using Windows. This is basic OS functionality.
Rename-it
Dk if it's applicable but for audio files, use mp3tag. One of my favourite pieces of software. Easy tagging batch based on metadata of the files. Works both ways, from filename -> metadata and from metadata -> filename
i use antrenamer if nothing else suggested so far suits your purpose.
>not just using a fucking shell
the absolute state of Sup Forums
This
If we're talking GUI then FileBot
python
Use Linux/bash to generate windows commands in a batch script
I use dir/ls to generate filenames, then sed to produce the commands
mv
sedname
Find -exec mv {}
just use powershell you mongoloid
Rename. Not the linux-util one.
Normally I don't need to rename though, since I save with the proper filename at the start.
I use Sonarr to automatically download TV shows when they come out. It takes care of cataloging (TV Shows -> Show Name -> Season n) and renaming. If you already got downloaded TV shows, you can just import them into Sonarr and it will sort them all for you. Is bretty comfy m8.
holy fuck, is macOS always this ugly?
THIS!
I think the GUI is fine, I've seen a lot worse in this category.
Its the most intuitive, easy to learn & use, & has the most features; you can even do several things at once.
Its an old program & hasn't been updated in years, but it still works great.
I'm using linux exclusively now, but I still use it in WINE where it works well
flexible renamer
I can't remember which characters, maybe [brackets], are impossible to work with, powershell was poorly designed and simply cannot handle any command involving a file with them in the name.
I use bash and a for loop with a combination of IFS, shell globing, find, cut,
bash + coreutils
Ant Renamer is a really good GUI option.
It's open source and available on PortableApps.com.
It also works on Wine.
wtf just use bash or powershell?
no.
it's clearly some crap ported over from poonix or winpoo
this
macos has batch renaming built in noob
>renamerino
The standard unix rename utility
This. It does the job on Windows.