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Post by Cybah (Omega) on Feb 1, 2004 11:37:16 GMT -5
Hello, I'm first time poster on this section and looking for a batch file that can do this  br] removing a part of an mp3 file. example br]the batch file is in a directory and I run it then this should happen 02 Room 5 feat Oliver Cheatham - Make Luv_Mp3xplosion.mp3 changes to 02 Room 5 feat Oliver Cheatham - Make Luv.mp3 I tried rename *_Mp3xplosion.mp3 *.mp3 but it wont work. Btw: It's for multiple files ;D Can someone give me a batch file that works and does this? ;D thx |
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Post by Alexander on Feb 1, 2004 14:03:13 GMT -5
u dont need c++ but u can do it in notepad using dos commands saving as a batch file  cant remember how though  |
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Post by Cybah (Omega) on Feb 1, 2004 14:24:45 GMT -5
I know it's possible with notepad because I once downloaded a batch file who did this thing I'm looking for. But I cant remember the site or the command in the batch file  I'm looking for a batch file because I can edit it with notepad ;D |
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Post by Dangermouse on Feb 1, 2004 14:40:48 GMT -5
u can create/edit/save batch files in any text editor. Just enter the command and save as (with quotes) "filename.bat"
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Post by Cybah (Omega) on Feb 1, 2004 16:00:11 GMT -5
Plz tell me something I don't know yet Like the right command for the batch file ;D |
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Post by Cope on Feb 1, 2004 16:14:38 GMT -5
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Post by Cybah (Omega) on Feb 2, 2004 1:47:10 GMT -5
Thx cope but still haven't found what I'm looking for  |
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Post by Cope on Feb 2, 2004 2:04:37 GMT -5
Then what EXACTLY are you looking for? If you are looking to find someone to actually write the batch file for you, you might be out of luck. I dont know if you bothered to read any of those... almost sure you didnt because a couple of those pages have links for exactly what you want. To rename a file code is REN oldname newname  home7.inet.tele.dk/batfiles/msdos7/ren1.htm |
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Post by Cope on Feb 2, 2004 4:10:22 GMT -5
Did you bother reading it? Like ive said in my first post. Not something you can just make with 2 lines. I dont ever mind helping people, when they try to help themselves. You are asking for a link to download a batch file that does it for you. How does that do you any good? why even use a batch file? there are tons of other ways to do it. But you wanted a batch file so I posted lnks to try and offer help with that area. Ah. deleted your post  |
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Post by Cybah (Omega) on Feb 2, 2004 4:11:10 GMT -5
I'm exactly looking for a batch command that renames
10 scooter - weekend !_mp3xplosion.mp3
to
10 scooter - weekend !.mp3
edit: *batch file because it's fast and easy to edit*
And yep I've read some of the links and downloaded the programs and none did what I'm looking for.
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Post by Cope on Feb 2, 2004 5:12:10 GMT -5
ok. DOS Does not see spaces use quotes for spaces in file names.
that give you an idea why it " doesnt work " ?
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Post by Armstrong on Feb 3, 2004 16:37:45 GMT -5
ok. DOS Does not see spaces use quotes for spaces in file names. that give you an idea why it " doesnt work " ? I assume you are on 9x system. Anyway it wouldn't work, you have to use short path format. I suggest you use a setup program. Inno with Istool shell on top of it does a very good job. Setup factory is also good, but it's not free. |
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Post by Fisher on Feb 4, 2004 18:45:28 GMT -5
u can create/edit/save batch files in any text editor. Just enter the command and save as (with quotes) "filename.bat"
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cant remember how though 
