Hello,
I am looking for a workflow solution to rename all images with suffix “_original” and keep the original image number.
Is it possible to get an alert if the file name already exist ?
Can we also add the date after file name ?
Will Retrobatch 1.5.1 be able to do this workflow ?
Thanks
I’m not sure what you mean by “original image number”, but if your image is named foo123.png, and you want it written out as foo123_original_(current date).png, you can do this in Retrobatch.
Here’s what the File name: token looks like in Retrobatch 2.2:
This isn’t possible.
Retrobatch 1.5 should be able to do this, but I’ve only tested it with the latest release (2.2).
Hello,
Thanks for your quick answer.
Let me explain, some of my media files have names like “foo123_original.JPG”, “foo123_original.PNG”, “foo123_original.DNG” or “foo123_original.MOV”
I want to change all files names (including in sub-folders) with “_original.ext” to just “foo123.ext”
Is it possible ?
Thanks
Yes, this is super simple.
In Retrobatch 2.2 there’s a node named “File Rename”* . You would use it like so:
Leave the replace with field empty and it’ll erase the _original
bit from the file name.
*The “File Rename” node is being being renamed in the next release. From the release notes:
- New “File Rename” node, which works like the File name: field in the Write node, but without actually writing anything. The previous “File Rename” node has been renamed to “File Name Search & Replace”.
You can download a preview of this version here: https://flyingmeat.com/download/latest/#retrobatch
Unfortunately version 2.2 it´s not compatible with Catalina anymore, does the version 1.5.1 do the same ?
You could quickly write a JavaScript plugin to do this. There are samples available here: https://flyingmeat.com/retrobatch/jsplugin/
Specifically the “Web Safe Names” plugin could probably be altered to do a search and replace.