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Thursday, November 2, 2017
Wednesday, June 14, 2017
Remove all of those annoying numbers and symbols from your music files!
Copy and paste the following into your Bash Terminal:
find /home/USER/Music -type f -iname '*mp3' -execdir rename 's/^\.\/[\d\s\-\_]+/\.\//' '{}' ';'
If your like me, I used to get my music from anywhere I could. This means there was no standard for "file naming conventions" and they always has weird and mostly irritating numbers and sometimes even symbols at the beginning of files! Well here is a Bash script one liner to get rid of all of them all at once!
Remember to make a backup of your primary music library, execute this command, and enjoy your newly renamed files! No need to worry about sub-folders. Just run the command as is, and it will look in all folders under your primary music folder. If you need help with other types of symbols that this didn't fix, just comment below and I will respond:)
**NOTE: Remember to change '/home/USER/Music' to match the location of your target files! You can use it to bulk rename files too: find /home/USER/Music -type f -iname '*mp3' -execdir rename 's/INSERT-PART-OF-FILENAME-TO-REPLACE-HERE/INSERT-FILENAME-TEXT-HERE/' '{}' ';'
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