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<blockquote data-quote="ace0174" data-source="post: 221355" data-attributes="member: 64051">It is almost perfect. But the feature you included is actually the drawback on funcionality. When renaming movies if you choose to scan lets say, your movie folder. It will find and propose to rename only the subfolder, not the subfolder files. What I'd like to happen is just the opposite. I wish it would keep the subfolder name intact, and rename only the video files inside.To do that i have to scan folder by folder instead of using the possibility of automating the process. I wish you could add this feature on new releases.Thanks for the good workLet me just clarify what I mean. Most of the times, folder name is in a scan friendly format, and the file names inside it aren't. So if you want to rename the files inside the folder the program wont find the movie name online. And if you scan the whole folder structure it finds the movies names but doesn't let you rename the files inside it and keep the actual folder name intact. It prompts you to do the opposite.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ace0174, post: 221355, member: 64051"] It is almost perfect. But the feature you included is actually the drawback on funcionality. When renaming movies if you choose to scan lets say, your movie folder. It will find and propose to rename only the subfolder, not the subfolder files. What I'd like to happen is just the opposite. I wish it would keep the subfolder name intact, and rename only the video files inside. To do that i have to scan folder by folder instead of using the possibility of automating the process. I wish you could add this feature on new releases. Thanks for the good work Let me just clarify what I mean. Most of the times, folder name is in a scan friendly format, and the file names inside it aren't. So if you want to rename the files inside the folder the program wont find the movie name online. And if you scan the whole folder structure it finds the movies names but doesn't let you rename the files inside it and keep the actual folder name intact. It prompts you to do the opposite. [/QUOTE]

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