In the script that you wrote, what would I add to it in order to accomplish the following
created a directory in a specified path that reflects the date,
then copy all of the files from a source to be named ( one of two different types of cards, CF II, and SD)
and rename them to the date+number. (tif, jpg, NEF) original last ext?
Two files copied today would look like this
/home/Tim/pictures/030812/03081200001.NEF
and --------------------------------/03081200002.NEF
If there is currently a picture file organizer that does this already, I would be just as happy to use that as well.
Thanks!!
rename multiple files
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Re: rename multiple files
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Re: rename multiple files
Don't all photo managing applications do it like this? Like F-Spot, Shotwell, and so on?
If you want it scripted, do you want to use the current date, the file creation date (on the filesystem), or the date the photo was taken?
If you want it scripted, do you want to use the current date, the file creation date (on the filesystem), or the date the photo was taken?
Re: rename multiple files
Hmmm....is this thread about renameing multiple files at once? Then try one of these programs:
pyrenamer
gwenrename
krename (this one i can recommend)
mrename
purrr
And there are a lot more file renaming tools
pyrenamer
gwenrename
krename (this one i can recommend)
mrename
purrr
And there are a lot more file renaming tools