Using File Properties
Posted: Mon Jun 22, 2020 4:15 pm(OS Windows10)
I have a number of mp3 files that are currently named in the following format
yymmdd_000 eg. 200131_001
The last four characters represent a counter that is not required and I know how to get rid of it
in BRU.
I need to rename the file as follows drawing information from each file's properties:
yyyymmddhhmm hh"h"mm"m"ss"s"
where hhmm is the time the file was created and hh"h"mm"m"ss"s" is the Length (duration) of the audio.
For example, the renamed file would look like this:
202001311545 00h23m16s
I read up the help file and I saw that that I could use tags for properties like "<(Length)>" as a suffix in Add(7).
Similarly, the file property tag "<(Date created)>" contains the date and time the file was created.
The data is available to source but I am unable to obtain the filename in the format desired.
Any help would be gratefully received.
Many thanks in advance
I have a number of mp3 files that are currently named in the following format
yymmdd_000 eg. 200131_001
The last four characters represent a counter that is not required and I know how to get rid of it
in BRU.I need to rename the file as follows drawing information from each file's properties:
yyyymmddhhmm hh"h"mm"m"ss"s"
where hhmm is the time the file was created and hh"h"mm"m"ss"s" is the Length (duration) of the audio.
For example, the renamed file would look like this:
202001311545 00h23m16s
I read up the help file and I saw that that I could use tags for properties like "<(Length)>" as a suffix in Add(7).
Similarly, the file property tag "<(Date created)>" contains the date and time the file was created.
The data is available to source but I am unable to obtain the filename in the format desired.
Any help would be gratefully received.
Many thanks in advance