I like to collect things such as movies, animations, and pictures, but I hate to manually change the file name, so I wrote such a thing and automatically complete the file name.
Download address: http://www.dotnetView.com/renameAll/renameAll.rar
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In addition to the main window, I also made a shell interface.
The main Feature is:
1. Automatically identify version numbers (for example, [V2]), compression ratio (eg: [512K]), and write (eg,: [147-148]), compare the number in the file name.
Forexample:
[V9] [Tenchi_Muyo_ryo-ohki-3rd_season] [512K] [DVDRIP] [03] [V2] .MKV Auto Recognition file number: 3
2. Automatically adjust the digital width, if the largest number in the current file is 135, then the 1 file can be named "001".
3. Support Rollback, and filename rules settings in the form program.
4. Complete free. Do not write the registry, nor does the junk file are generated, and uninstalling is available.
Very prompted: When using the shell command to modify the file name, just need to manually modify the file that is the number of numbers in the currently selected file, then use the renameAll command, the program will automatically extract the file name template from the minimum file, complete all The file is renamed, but this process cannot be rollback.
For example, you have the following various documents,
[]] [Naruto] [81] [512K] .rmvb --- Manual Modification ----> Naruto_81.rmvb
[A website] [NARUTO82] [V2] .rmvb
Naruto 83.rmvb
Naruto 84.rmvb
Then select these files and use renameAll.
