The files I would like to rename are in following folder:Ĭould you please help me and write which commands exactly and in which sequence I should put in the Terminal in order to rename all MOV files in the folder: Users/edyta/Movies/TestExiftool into the format: YYYYMMDD_hhmm_OriginalFileName.mov. In Terminal when putting command 'pwd' I get following path indicated: I have installed ExifTool and have been able to run it in Terminal. I would like to rename all files in an indicated folder (Users/edyta/Movies/TestExiftool). After completing these steps, you will be able to install PyQt5 in the Terminalx8664 app by typing the. Open the Terminalx8664 app and type arch to verify that it says 'x8664' now. Right-click the Terminalx8664 app, select Get Info and enable Open using Rosetta option. Hhmm = time of file creation from the Meta Data of the file If you want to do it without the command line, there is Automator. Rename the duplicate app to something like ' Terminalx8664 '. YYYYMMDD = original Creattion Date from the Meta Data of the file Formula JSON API: /api/formula/rename.json.

I would like to remane the MOV files so that they get the following format: Perl-powered file rename script with many helpful built-ins. Original iPhone files are named IMG_xxxx.mov, on computer they get the name WD_yyyy.mov (this is due to the fact that we upload the files with WD Photo application. I have following problem: the MOV (Apple) files get another creation / modification date after transfer from iPhone to computer (MacBookAit OS 10.9.5). First of all please consider that I am not a developer and have no idea about programming.

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