Hi, this might be a bit too complex to implement as is, as all controls would need to be duplicated for entry. Most likely this would need to be done in JavaScript.
... the main issue are files named “Audio File 16-01.wav”, for example. There’s a lot of them like that, which makes the renaming difficult due to repeated names, as you mentioned. I can fix the other files by adding a “0” on single digit numbers. That’s actually not bad. Anyway, is there a way ...
... Cry (Keep Ya Head Up II).mkv` - `$NOT - $not - Doja.mkv` It will replace the filenames with the correct case while removing the repetitions of the repeated sequence. Make sure to test this in the "v2" section of Bulk Rename Utility to ensure it works as intended.
Apologies if this is being repeated or if it is not relevant. I have a long list of files in several folders that require attention. Is it possible to tick off those files that have been attended to without going through the individual rename process? Thanks
... with .d64 and all was well, I also had to go into the multi folder and do the same there but with replace 3 == replace (1) with (1).d64 and then repeated same for the max disk number I had (8)... But seriously though thank you so much I understand the program so much better now.
This can be done with a little program in Javascript. a) replace specific characters with space. b) split name into words. c) from first word : if not found same word before then word add to name, separated by space. d) apply name. But Javascript requires a commercial license. Yeah, I forgot to men...
This can be done with a little program in Javascript.
a) replace specific characters with space. b) split name into words. c) from first word : if not found same word before then word add to name, separated by space. d) apply name.
therube wrote:Not sure if something here will cover you or not, repeated ?
I read everything but nothing seems to work. I'm aware that what I'm asking is kinda complicated. Anyway, I don't have to do everything with a single command.
I was looking for a script or RegEx expression to remove repeated words. As you can see I have lots of characters: _ ( ) - [ ] { } = *space* I would like to replace these characters with an underscore, and then remove all the duplicate words. For instance, ...
Yes, Im finally started seeing the patterns!!! The IXCM's are like 'counters'. They are used once (in front of non-counters) to subtract, or repeated up to three times for adding. After three times, we use the next 'non-counter', first with 'subtracter' to the left, then alone, then with up ...
See if these might work for you: Removing Repeated Words in File Names Batch remove duplicated word in folder/filename? Yes. I tried these. I replaced the _ by SPACE and this one removes the last word. newName=name.split('_').filter(function(item,i,allItems){ ...