Woohoo! The id3 tag was there, and it all worked just fine. Easy peasy. Thank you very much!
And the '^' (carat or hat) is a wildcard in unix that matches the start of a string. But in this case wasn't needed. Cool.
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- 17.12.2016, 21:48
- Forum: General Discussion
- Topic: How powerful is the mass-rename?
- Replies: 7
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- 16.12.2016, 23:26
- Forum: General Discussion
- Topic: How powerful is the mass-rename?
- Replies: 7
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Re: How powerful is the mass-rename?
If they have id3 tag included, then it's easy...
If id3 tag is missing, it will be very complicated, probably impossible.
How do I find if the id3 tag is there?
Also, in unix (it may be vi, or sed. someplace in unix, it's been awhile), when you search/replace, you can use a carat '^' for the ...
If id3 tag is missing, it will be very complicated, probably impossible.
How do I find if the id3 tag is there?
Also, in unix (it may be vi, or sed. someplace in unix, it's been awhile), when you search/replace, you can use a carat '^' for the ...
- 16.12.2016, 04:51
- Forum: General Discussion
- Topic: How powerful is the mass-rename?
- Replies: 7
- Views: 25041
How powerful is the mass-rename?
I've got a bunch of files to rename, and it's anything but straight-forward.
They're in this format:
"A_Scandal_In_Bohemia_1954_32kb.mp3"
i.e. name, date, quality, all separated by underlines even in the name. and '.mp3', but that's not modified nor moved.
I want to put a name in front, move the ...
They're in this format:
"A_Scandal_In_Bohemia_1954_32kb.mp3"
i.e. name, date, quality, all separated by underlines even in the name. and '.mp3', but that's not modified nor moved.
I want to put a name in front, move the ...