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2010-03-13
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i think you can make an one-liner in command-line if all files are in the same folder...
just create a for-loop and then remove the [DS] using sed or awk or something like this...
EDIT:
cd into your folder where all the files are stored and make following:
this will rename [DS]blablubb.mp3 to blablubb.mp3 for example... and all other mp3s in the same directory too
Last edited by b666m; 2010-03-13 at 18:40.
just create a for-loop and then remove the [DS] using sed or awk or something like this...
EDIT:
cd into your folder where all the files are stored and make following:
Code:
for f in \[DS\]*; do mv "$f" "${f#\[DS\]}"; done
Last edited by b666m; 2010-03-13 at 18:40.
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thanx in advance