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MyMediaRenamer

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MyMediaRenamer is cross-platform bulk renaming tool for video and image files using their embedded metadata (e.g. EXIF).

Installation

The latest release is available here.

Since the binaries of the command-line interface (CLI) application are portable, there are no installation steps required to be done prior to using them. Just simply extract them to a local directory and run via console.

Note that due to the nature of portable .NET Core applications, expect a notable delay on first time use of the application.

A GUI version of this app is available for Windows only. Be sure to have installed .NET Framework 4.7.2 or beyond to be able to use this app.

Usage

 .\MyMediaRenamer.Cli.exe --help


Usage: MyMediaRenamer [arguments] [options]

Arguments:
  File Name Pattern  Pattern used to determine the new file name of each file.
  Media Files        File(s) to rename.

Options:
  -h|--help         Show help information
  --default-string  The default string used when a tag fails to produce a valid string
  -d|--dry-run      Do a dry-run where the program does not actually rename any files.
  -r|--recursive    Recursively access files under given directories.
  --skip-null       Skip renaming a file if a tag fails to produce a valid string.

View the wiki for more details.

Screenshots

Note: The following screenshots show outdated file name pattern formats. Please see the wiki for details.

Console Application in .NET Core

Windows (Powershell)

Powershell Example

Linux (Bash on Kubuntu 18.04)

Linux Example

Windows GUI Application (WPF)

WPF Example

Metadata Viewer Example