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<blockquote data-quote="ccMatrix" data-source="post: 369927" data-attributes="member: 26664">MediaRenamer 2.0 Beta 1I've had some time over the past few days and worked on some improvements and new features for MediaRenamer. The major new feature is a so-called DropTarget. This is a simple form you can display in the foreground. When you drag a file onto it, the application will detect if this is a movie or episode and then automatically rename it.I also added some algorithms which detect the series/season folders you are using. When you scan your series folder with the application it will learn where each season of every series is stored. So if for example you have a structure like the following, it will store this information and when it renames a file for &quot;SeriesName&quot; and Season 3 it will be moved to the correct location.[CODE]M:\Series\SeriesName\Season 1\M:\Series\SeriesName\Season 2\M:\Series\SeriesName\Season 3\[/CODE]Additionally these algorithms will use your folder structure to create new season folders if. So if you have a file for &quot;SeriesName&quot; in Season 4 it will automatically create a folder &quot;M:\Series\SeriesName\Season 4\&quot; and move the file there.The application now also has an option where you can enter the location for movies and dragging movie files onto the drop target will move them into that folder.Under the hood I made some changes to the parser especially the OnlineParser. I'll clean up the code there some more to make it easier to implement other OnlineParsers like thetvdb.com. Adding support for different series languages is also on the todo-list.The new version is now online as a zip archive on <a href="http://code.google.com/p/mediarenamer/" target="_blank">mediarenamer - Google Code</a>Please give it a try and let me know what you think. I know there are other similar applications out there. But my goal is to keep the application as easy-to-use and simple as possible.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ccMatrix, post: 369927, member: 26664"] [FONT="Arial Black"][SIZE="5"]MediaRenamer 2.0 Beta 1[/SIZE][/FONT] I've had some time over the past few days and worked on some improvements and new features for MediaRenamer. The major new feature is a so-called DropTarget. This is a simple form you can display in the foreground. When you drag a file onto it, the application will detect if this is a movie or episode and then automatically rename it. I also added some algorithms which detect the series/season folders you are using. When you scan your series folder with the application it will learn where each season of every series is stored. So if for example you have a structure like the following, it will store this information and when it renames a file for "SeriesName" and Season 3 it will be moved to the correct location. [CODE] M:\Series\SeriesName\Season 1\ M:\Series\SeriesName\Season 2\ M:\Series\SeriesName\Season 3\ [/CODE] Additionally these algorithms will use your folder structure to create new season folders if. So if you have a file for "SeriesName" in Season 4 it will automatically create a folder "M:\Series\SeriesName\Season 4\" and move the file there. The application now also has an option where you can enter the location for movies and dragging movie files onto the drop target will move them into that folder. Under the hood I made some changes to the parser especially the OnlineParser. I'll clean up the code there some more to make it easier to implement other OnlineParsers like thetvdb.com. Adding support for different series languages is also on the todo-list. The new version is now online as a zip archive on [url=http://code.google.com/p/mediarenamer/]mediarenamer - Google Code[/url] Please give it a try and let me know what you think. I know there are other similar applications out there. But my goal is to keep the application as easy-to-use and simple as possible. [/QUOTE]

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