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I was just about to propose the same thing Specially i have some problems with my .iso files since they dont all have the right labels (the name which pops up as the name of the drive when mounted) but directory name is spot on right.btw if the problem only is that the file dont match the dir name, u could write a fairly simple bat file which could rename files to folder name but alas this wont work for the .iso labels anyone know of a program that can manipulate labels in existing .iso files?a dirty ugly .bat file for renaming .avi files to folder name. Takes all folders in its root and renames files in them.only 1 level of deepth though.. worked for my purpose...C:. <----bat file here├───Casino Royal│ └───Sample├───Children Of Men│ └───SAMPLE├───Deja Vu│ └───Sample├───Epic Movie│ ├───Covers│ └───Samplewill only rename files directly in movie folders (not in covers sample etc)*-------------------@echo offSetLocal EnableDelayedExpansionclsdir /a:d /b >list.txtfor /F "delims=," %%a in (list.txt) do (echo %%acd "%%a"rename *.avi "%%a".avicd..)del list.txt*-----------------------------------------
I was just about to propose the same thing
Specially i have some problems with my .iso files since they dont all have the right labels (the name which pops up as the name of the drive when mounted)
but directory name is spot on right.
btw if the problem only is that the file dont match the dir name, u could write a fairly simple bat file which could rename files to folder name but alas this wont work for the .iso labels
anyone know of a program that can manipulate labels in existing .iso files?
a dirty ugly .bat file for renaming .avi files to folder name. Takes all folders in its root and renames files in them.
only 1 level of deepth though.. worked for my purpose...
C:. <----bat file here
├───Casino Royal
│ └───Sample
├───Children Of Men
│ └───SAMPLE
├───Deja Vu
├───Epic Movie
│ ├───Covers
will only rename files directly in movie folders (not in covers sample etc)
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@echo off
SetLocal EnableDelayedExpansion
cls
dir /a:d /b >list.txt
for /F "delims=," %%a in (list.txt) do (
echo %%a
cd "%%a"
rename *.avi "%%a".avi
cd..
)
del list.txt
*-----------------------------------------