Tool for renaming movies according to original
January 27th, 2020
I’ve been googling for a while, but without any luck.
I found this utility, SubDownloader, which searches opensubtitles.org according to hashes of the movies in a specified folder, and lets you download the appropriate subtitles in the languages you prefer.
This works beautifully, but I noticed that a lot of my movies have the wrong names. Basically a lot of them don’t contain the original group/releaser, which I miss, because without it, it makes it a lot harder to find the correct subs.
Now, is there a utility/tool for renaming files according to eg. theisonews.com or similar?
Any help or alternative would be appreciated
why not just going to info and renaming them properly ? too lazy ?
why not just going to info and renaming them properly ? too lazy ?
You could say I’m too lazy… You could say that for any kind of automation… everything can always be done manually, but if I can avoid doing tedious work, I most certainly will… Anyway, most of my files have names like “The Aviator.avi” which to me makes it kind of difficult to rename, since I have no idea who did the release.
I doubt there is an app that can find out which release group encoded the movie since the MD5 get’s changed every time somebody rars it, renames it, uses banbuster,etc.
Really? Does the MD5 change when you compress a file? I thought that the original file would indeed be intact. Actually I thought that was what the CRC check made sure of..? But you’re probably right, there isn’t such a tool… Too bad