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[SOLVED] Rename video files according to folder structure

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http://ubuntuforums.org – I made a new bash script! this one takes your video files from your TV folder and renames them according to your folder structure. here's how it works: it assumes your folder structure is like so: Code: ../base TV folder/Show Title (year)/Season #/Video File Name.Episode #.garbage stuff after.extension it extracts the following information: Code: ../base TV folder/Show Title (year)/Season #/Video File Name.Episode #.garbage stuff after.extension then it renames it as so: Code: ../base TV folder/Show Title (year)/Season #/Show Title.S##E##.extension I know, you may be thinkin (Hardware)

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Submitted by xskl on 11/07/2012

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