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Rene is an extended file renamer command line program written in Python for Windows and Linux. Its goal is to be easy to use but powerful. For basic use, the command syntax is as simple as Windows ren and Linux mv yet affords greater flexibility in reusing parts of the original name and formulating its replacement. Features include: -- Automatic name adjustment to avoid existing file names with a choice of parameterized collision avoidance schemas. -- Semantic name selection, for example...

Bulk file processing tool is an easy to use file processor that allows to carry out customized repeated operations on multiple files easily. With this tool, you can instruct the tool to process files in entire directories and subdirectories at once with a powerful preview and with multiple tools. It was designed to be easy to use yet powerful enough to handle some of the most complex repeatable tasks. The very basic functionality it provides is that it allows to rename file names in...

nmrename is a commandline massrenaming tool. It can do the usual stuff like deleting/replacing/inserting strings or delete chars by a given position. It can be used in shell scripts.

Simple command-line directory & file renamer. Use a friendly but powerful syntax (like regex, only much easier) to rename files & directories. Perform string & arithmetic operations, enumerate files, insert timestamps, and other file & system attributes.

Terz the incredible AutoTagger is a automated Audio File Tagger and File Renamer. It uses information provided by musicbrainz. By using context information Terz achieves very good results. Other features: show incomplete albums, search for Duplicates ...

xNamer, a flexible multiple file-renamer. Supports Perl regular expressions for advanced file selection and filename transformations. Cross platform GUI. MS Windows integration.

mp3rnm (MP3 Rename). Command line program written in C for renaming mp3s, either single mp3s in a directory, or full albums.