- A BETTER FINDER RENAME PID MOVIE
- A BETTER FINDER RENAME PID SOFTWARE
- A BETTER FINDER RENAME PID CODE
I have been using Krename sucessfully for months to rename movie and other files I have downloaded but I am stuck on removing spaces and unwanted characters such as the 8 character PID.
A BETTER FINDER RENAME PID SOFTWARE
The software you have directed me to is specifically for mp3 music files and wont work with my podcast files as they dont have ID3 Tags. Thank you Mamarok but these are podcast files in m4a format which i'll convert to mp3 to be compatible with my mobile player. Mamarok wrote:Why not use Kid3 for this? It will do exactly what you want and you can also get the proper ID3 tags for your mp3 format.
If there is a specific source of information perhaps someone would be kind enough to point me in the right direction. I am aware this issue is not limited to Krename but is a general programming/File Management routine but don't know where to ask questions as Krename doesn't appear to be developed or supported any more. (PID,iPlayer%20viewers%2C%20and%20internal%20databases. Is there a way of stripping these out when the characters are variable bt fit a standard format? More on the BBC Program Identifier below. Secondly each file has its own PID identifier that varies but is in the format p06csh8y. How do you remove characters or text and replace them with nothing? I have used the Find and Replace option of Krename but don't know what to use in the Replace With field other than a space (ie using the spacebar) but that puts unwanted spaces in the file name and occasionally wont work for strings of characters. I need to remove the underscores and title so that it sorts numerically and also the word podcast and the PID e.g.Ģ7 Firefighter OBeirne and Senior Fire Safety Officer Egan.mp3
The_Grenfell_Tower_Inquiry_Podcast_-_27_Firefighter_OBeirne_and_Senior_Fire_Safety_Officer_Egan_p06csh8y_podcast.mp3 # rename all the files using their PiD_treatmentsumįilenames <- list.files(".", pattern="*M\\.txt")ĭf <- read.csv(x, sep="\t", header=TRUE, fill = T,stringsAsFactors = F)Ī <- as.I have several hundreds podcasts which I want to transfer to an mp3 player but the format and title of the file name is too long/complicated. We can use file.path to concatenate the directory and filename. We could test first if outdir already exists and if so omit the dir.create)įinally we use py to copy the renamed file into outdirectory. Then we create outdirectory (it will raise a warning if dir already exists, but nothing will be overwritten. We rename the file using file.rename ( newname is now TRUE or FALSE if there was an error while renaming)
A BETTER FINDER RENAME PID CODE
If I just dissect the code and run one file as an example, the code works: df <- read.csv('ctrl_Jack_3S_2DG_3uM.txt',sep="\t", header=TRUE,įile.rename(basename('ctrl_Jack_3S_2DG_3uM.txt'), b)Ī little help and explanation will be appreciated :) Quote=FALSE, row.names=F, col.names=TRUE) Write.table(df, paste0(outdirectory,"/", newname, sep="\t", # rename all the files using their PiD_treatmentsumįilenames <- list.files("C:/UsersXXX", pattern="*.txt")ĭf <- read.csv(x,sep="\t", header=TRUE, fill = T,stringsAsFactors = F)Ī <- as.character(unique(df])) Write.table(sampleset, file = "ctrl_Mark_3S_STS_1uM.txt",sep="\t", row.names = F,col.names = T) Write.table(sampleset, file = "ctrl_Jack_3S_2DG_3uM.txt",sep="\t", row.names = F, col.names = T) Sampleset
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