Advanced rename tool to use with xplorer2 - but 64-bit

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Bender
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Advanced rename tool to use with xplorer2 - but 64-bit

Post by Bender »

 
Problem:

I had the need to do some renaming which the mass renamer of xplorer2 could not handle featurewise (case conversion to lowercase) as far as i can see.

Searching the forums there is mostly pointing to mrename which integrates fine into xplorer2.
However - there is a catch. Not being updated for a long time its just a 32-bit extension hence we 64-bit users are out of luck.


Solution:

In search for a replacement i came over a tool called

  "BulkRenameUtility"

 
This nice tool is available as a full blown program or as a commandline version which i used for my needs. I just added a "custom user command" to my xplorer2 for it and thats it. Adding it to the toolbar then gives me my one-click rename to lowercase resolution.

Of course its free.   (Donations welcome as usual)

Introduction

Bulk Rename Utility is a free file renaming software for Windows. Bulk Rename Utility allows you to easily rename files and entire folders based upon extremely flexible criteria.

Add date/time stamps, replace numbers, insert text, convert case, add auto-numbers, process folders and sub-folders....plus a whole lot more!

Rename multiple files quickly, according to many flexible criteria.

Rename files in many ways: add, replace, insert text into file names. Convert case, add numbers. Remove or change file extensions.

Check the detailed preview before renaming.

Rename photos using EXIF meta data (i.e. "Date Picture Taken", "Resolution" and other information embedded in all JPG photo files) Rename your holiday pictures from a meaningless dsc1790.jpg to NewYork1.jpg in a flash.

Rename MP3 files using ID3 tags (a.k.a. MP3 ID3 tag renaming).

Change files' creation and modification time stamps.

It's free. Easy to Install. Download and start renaming your files now!

System Requirements:
  • Windows 7, Windows Vista,
    Windows XP, Windows 2000/NT,
    Windows 98, Me
    Windows Server 2008, 2003

Maybe someone else has use for this too. Have a nice day      :)

Disclaimer: i am in no way associated with the author, the programcode, the authors bank account, his wife, house or swimmingpool. Neither with any future swimmingspools, large cars or even more wives and houses.
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FrizzleFry
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Post by FrizzleFry »

I have used Bulk Rename Utility but I don't really like its interface much... too busy. For interactive renaming beyond the scope of the built-in renamer I am mostly using Ken Rename. But my favorite renamer is awxRename, it allows you to setup a context submenu of renaming options and there is a 64 bit version available.
Bender
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Post by Bender »

With a GUI i am using LupasRename (old but good and simple interface).

I don´t care about the GUI of BulkRename i only needed a commandline renamer and there the options are quite easy to go through.

Not to vent on the author because everyone putting out his work for free deserve the highest respect, but awxrename is something i would not have tested if i stumbled over the homepage. No screenshots, no real info. So its one of those i would only test on recommendation like yours in this case.  :-)
horsemanuk
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Post by horsemanuk »

My vote goes to Bulk Rename Utility. I've yet to find any abstract rename that I want to do that it can't handle. The interface is a bit busy but as they say, "With great power comes great [numbers of buttons]." ;)
fedya
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Re: Advanced rename tool to use with xplorer2 - but 64-bit

Post by fedya »

When it comes to renaming tool whether b 64 or 32 bit system I use n suggest BatchRenameFiles Tool for the task. Thanks