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[PowerRename] Insert String in Position x #1585
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You can do some of this right now with RegEx. For features, i really need to better understand targeted use cases as that drives a lot of implementation. |
Hi, ok i i had not the idea to use maching-groups / variables. So the Subject is not 100% Correct any more - the rest of my post was the Idea of a maybe better Gui hat could be used from people that not aware of regex and have the space to extend the funktionality to use much more search>replace strings that could be extraced from the files that are going to be renamed. if you like i could create a mockup with Fluend-UI and the Idea with the "tagging interface". |
please do. Issue #888 is our tracking issue for actual updating the UX for rename. |
@PwrSrg the description directly calls out EXIF as vars
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To clarify: We would like the addition of EXIF Data attributes to the existing list of available renaming variable patters as described in the HELP documentation under "Replace using file creation date and time": https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/powertoys/powerrename Since ALL of these patterns are directly related to file creation date and time, EXIF Data would most likely be it's own section: Replace using image EXIF data Variable pattern | Explanation |
Pulling in from #10381: I would like the addition of ID3 data attributes to the existing list of available renaming variable patters as described in the HELP documentation under "Replace using file creation date and time": Replace using image ID3 data Specifically thinking about the text information frames listed here: https://id3.org/id3v2.3.0#Text_information_frames As per the suggestion in #1585 (comment) regarding EXIF data, please see the to the table below for a limited number of examples. Variable pattern | Explanation |
I think there could be countless of specifics like these and including them all would require a lot (= too much) visual controls.
(ref: #685) |
Would be a fine example for the documentation though. |
Also think about what happens if more like these are added to the GUI and one conflicts with another..? |
Hello, Thanks for your answer. |
@AlexisDemongeot this issue is about something else |
Although the content mentions exif etc. the title of this issue is completely missleading if this is the one issue which should be used to follow if we want to use metadata in the filename. maybe a rename to use exif, metadata, properites, ... would be nice? |
The title is about "insert string in position x" and that is what this issue should be about. Comments have gone a bit off-topic, I suppose. |
But in that case, the collaborators/moderators should align. There are many "this issue was referenced in XYZ" which are about properties but they are all closed in favor of this one... |
I'll take this (issue title & subject) along in our next meeting |
Thank you @Jay-o-Way, mine was one of those issues #10381 that was closed in favour to this one, so I'd like to see this progressed. |
Hello, that's exactly that. All of issues mentionning EXIF or other metadatas in order to rename have been closed. That's the only thread which still mention that possibilities. @Jay-o-Way, I apologize for posting in a wrong thread. |
It's not that black/white. It's mentioned at the very end (of the first comment) as a quick example. PS my promise about the meeting was too optimistic. |
Would be nice to have a option to insert a string on Position x from start / end because at the moment its imposible? to make a prefix / suffix on all files of a directory?
there is a other request to have variables to be set / used for renaming - maybe this could be used to insert a string on a free position too.
For example:
Search-Field:
{Var1}{OriginalFilename}
Replace:
{Var1}="xxxx"
Or
Search-Field:
{OriginalFilename|-5}{Var1}{DateTime}
And have a nice "Tagging-List like" GUI with default Variables like Filename, FileCreationDate, FileChangeDate, Exif... etc.
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