TRANSNOMINO WINDOWS
# : Replace characters inconvenient to the Windows OS in OneDrive file/folder names. These cookies allow the website to remember choices you make (such as your user name, language or the region you are in) and provide enhanced, more personal features and content. # Task: Find Files and Folders using a RegEx Name Pattern and a Recursive Toggle without Descending into Packages. # Prps: Many thanks to Shane Stanley for his generous help with ASObjC.
This script is fully recursive and will find and rename via a regular expression. I would have no qualms about using LaunchD on my old Sierra MacBook Pro, but for Mojave and later? I'm not sure how tough it is to use with Apple's newer security system. If you want to automate that process then money will have to be spent (I think), or LaunchD may have to be investigated a bit more. Hey should be able to create an Automator Workflow with this AppleScript and have the user run it periodically. Similar to the above, but allowing for recursive modifications.
you put your own nfo metadata files in the folder with the video files for Plex to read. you names them all according to Plex naming convention S01E01, or.
TRANSNOMINO TV
Any scripting folks have another idea for me? I'm thinking something that says "Find in directory names within recursively substitute all instances of those characters with "_". You have two options with TV Show naming. Microsoft’s answer to this oft-asked questions is to basically uninstall/reinstall/reset OneDrive, but it happens too often to consider that as a viable fix. In short: I need to deliver an executable shell script or Applescript or JavaScript that cleans out most of the stuff Windows won’t tolerate in a filename. I don't want to ask them to buy several licenses either, since it would be asking them to buy a tank when a slingshot will do the job ( as an aside: TBH requiring tech support clients to buy KM doesn't seem like a terrible policy overall so many of these things can be fixed quickly and easily through a quick macro). I am almost inclined to just buy them copies of KM, but that money does add up over several licenses. This older article mentions using launchd, but the implementation looks arduous. Folder actions, as far as my research tells me, will not work recursively. You would be surprised how much work it actually takes to build even a simple app like a note taking. Renaming the files using EXIF data is easy using Transnomino. When you perform a filename change, the modification and some times the creation dates would change depending on how you perform the change.But the problem is one of the users has multiple nests of folders 6-8 levels deep, with dozens and dozens of folders in each that need fixing. It has advanced features to rename photos, for example it can use any EXIF data present in the files as part of the new filenames. The app would power up its two renaming threads to speed up the process and you can get a list of renamed files within seconds or minutes.
TRANSNOMINO UPDATE
This app lets you use your own custom filenames for each file and you can either manually update the New Filename properties on the list or use a CSV file from your app or your favorite Spreadsheet to generate the list. It comes with two date format editors so you can set up different date formats which includes either the Creation Date, Modification Date or the EXIF Date It uses a two step method which lets you build the filename format using the built-in filename format editor which comes with quick macro to ensure that you can add dates and running numbers with padding to the filenames, preview the changes and once you are happy with it, do the actual change. Any number of these renaming actions can be placed in sequence and you can directly preview the results while you create them. This app was born from the need to find a simple way to batch rename photos but evolved to support any kind of files on the Mac. Transnomino offers a set of renaming actions, ranging from simple text replacements to more complex replacements using Regular Expressions and insertions of text based on attributes of the files.
CM Batch Filename Changer came about from years of getting a simple to use but yet comprehensive filename changer for the Mac.
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