Media Renamer Pro: Batch File

Smarter music and game names, safer renames, and TMDb keys that just work. MUSIC • Version notes like (Remastered 2011), (Live) or (Extended Mix) move out of the song title and into the {remaster} token. Leave {remaster} out of your template and they come off. If two songs would then share a name, each keeps its note. • Numbered pieces like (Version 4) or (Part II) stay in the title. • Guest credits in square brackets, like [feat. La Bouche], are kept. • Tag review remembers your picks, so a song you already settled is not asked about again. You can change your picks at any time. • The tag review popup has a search box and a Waiting, Reviewed or All filter. • Optional tag repair now covers MP3 files, and runs even when no file needs a new name. Undo restores the original tags. SAFER RENAMES • A rename never replaces a file that is already there. It is skipped and reported instead. • A slash in a looked-up name, like a date, is swapped for a look-alike character so it can never split a filename. • Info banners that need nothing from you now close by themselves. GAMES • Years now come from the right system. An NES or Super Nintendo game no longer picks up the year of a computer game with the same name. • Switch and other newer consoles get the year the game came out on that console. • Multi-disc games marked [DVD1] or [CD2] keep their disc number, like "Halo 4 - Disc 1 (2012)". • No-Intro names like "Addams Family, The" are matched and come out as "The Addams Family (1991)", ready for Playnite and other launchers. • Subtitles in brackets stay in the name, like "Star Trek - Starfleet Academy (Starship Bridge Simulator)". • Games kept in their own folder inside a console folder are recognised. MOVIES AND TV • TMDb takes either key from your TMDb settings page, the short API Key or the long Read Access Token. • A looked-up episode title that belongs to a different episode is caught, and your file's own title is kept. Thanks to everyone who sent logs and ideas.