Re: Rename files with numbers

[Dudu Figueiredo]

thanks, i'll take a look ;]

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Re: Rename files with numbers

[Florian Diesch]

[EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ok, so the function simplifyed without loops:
>
> def renamer(folder, band):
>   archive = #file to transform
>   rest = archive[3:]
>   print band + " -",rest.capitalize()
>
>
> obs: the file names came this way(with spaces or apostrophes) from the
> cd i imported.

Maybe you want to take a look at Jack
, a IMHO very nice CD ripper
written in Python.


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File renaming recipe (was: Rename files with numbers)

[Micah Elliott]

On Nov 01, Dudu Figueiredo wrote:
> I wrote a simpler script based in Micah Elliott's help...

I expanded my code from this thread to be a Cookbook recipe.  It has
no specificity for MP3 renaming, but is generic to files with
shell-unfriendly names.  It should usable as-posted if anyone needs to
cleanup a filesystem.

Any comments/improvements are appreciated.

Title: Fix ugly file names to be UNIX shell-friendly.
http://aspn.activestate.com/ASPN/Cookbook/Python/Recipe/442517

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Re: Rename files with numbers

[Dudu Figueiredo]

I wrote a simpler script based in Micah Elliott's help, it's to add the
band name to mp3 files imported with iTunes:

import glob, os

def renamer_itunes(songdir, band):
""" Rename mp3 files imported from itunes, transformation:
Song Name.mp3 --> Artists - Song Name.mp3
"""
os.chdir(songdir)
archives = glob.glob("*.mp3")
pretties = []
for ugly in archives:
song, ext = os.path.splitext(ugly)
song = song.title()
song = band + " - " + song
songext = song + ext
pretties.append(songext)
for ugly, pretty in zip(archives, pretties):
os.rename(ugly, pretty)

Just an exercise, I'm begining in Python now...
Thanks to every one that helped me, i'll bring more questions for you.
Sorry for my bad english, i'm Brazilian... !
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Re: Rename files with numbers

[Ed Singleton]

The best free app I've found for this is MusicBrainz [www.musicbrainz.com].

This has a huge database of obsessively correct details of albums
which can be formatted in anyway you choose.  It can automatically
recognise which song an MP3 is!

This is a similar script I wrote to renumber files in sequential
order.  It assumes that everything before the first underscore can be
replaced.

from path import path
import re

def renumberfiles(filesdir, startnum=1):
d = path(filesdir)
print d
x = startnum
for f in d.files():
fname = f.name.split('_', 1)
fname = str(x).zfill(2) + "_" + fname[-1]
fname = re.sub(r" ",r"_",fname)
fname = re.sub(r"__",r"_",fname)
x = x + 1
print f.name, "==>",
f.rename(f.parent + "\\" + fname)
print fname

As you can see, I use the path module rather than os.path.  it's a
much more intuitive way of handling files.

http://www.jorendorff.com/articles/python/path/

Ed

On 01/11/05, Dave Benjamin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Mon, 31 Oct 2005, Micah Elliott wrote:
>
> > On Oct 31, Micah Elliott wrote:
> >> Now I need to go beautify my collection.  :-)
> >
> > While a fun exercise, there are probably already dozens (or
> > thousands?) of utilities in existence that do this and much more.
>
> Seconded. I initially considered writing a script to rename a huge pile of
> MP3 files, but halfway through, I thought, "there's *got* to be a better
> way". I found this app: http://www.softpointer.com/tr.htm
>
> Bought it the next day. Holy crap, what a gigantic timesaver. It looks up
> albums based on track lengths, downloads titles from freedb and Amazon,
> does ID3 tagging, renaming, moves files into separate directories... I
> busted through about 20 gigs of MP3s in three days. I kid you not.
>
> If this is just a fun toy Python project, don't let me discourage you, but
> if you have more than a handful of albums to rename, trust me. This
> problem has been solved.
>
> Here's a list of apps, including Tag&Rename, that can query freedb:
> http://www.freedb.org/freedb_aware_apps.php
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Re: Rename files with numbers

[Dave Benjamin]

On Mon, 31 Oct 2005, Micah Elliott wrote:

> On Oct 31, Micah Elliott wrote:
>> Now I need to go beautify my collection.  :-)
>
> While a fun exercise, there are probably already dozens (or
> thousands?) of utilities in existence that do this and much more.

Seconded. I initially considered writing a script to rename a huge pile of 
MP3 files, but halfway through, I thought, "there's *got* to be a better 
way". I found this app: http://www.softpointer.com/tr.htm

Bought it the next day. Holy crap, what a gigantic timesaver. It looks up 
albums based on track lengths, downloads titles from freedb and Amazon, 
does ID3 tagging, renaming, moves files into separate directories... I 
busted through about 20 gigs of MP3s in three days. I kid you not.

If this is just a fun toy Python project, don't let me discourage you, but 
if you have more than a handful of albums to rename, trust me. This 
problem has been solved.

Here's a list of apps, including Tag&Rename, that can query freedb:
http://www.freedb.org/freedb_aware_apps.php

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Re: Rename files with numbers

[Dudu Figueiredo]

Oh, forget what i've just said, i didn't read the __debug__  part.
It worked perfectly =]
Realy good Python classes!

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Re: Rename files with numbers

[Dudu Figueiredo]

Micah, thanks a lot, nice script!
But its not completly working, i ran this:

fix_ugly_song_names('C:\My Shared Folder\Rubber Soul', 'The
Beatles', spacerepl=' ')

And the shell prints this:

01 drive my car.mp3 --> The Beatles - Drive My Car.mp3
02 norwegian wood (this bird has flo).mp3 --> The Beatles -
Norwegian Wood This Bird Has Flo.mp3
03 you won't see me.mp3 --> The Beatles - You Wont See Me.mp3
04 nowhere man.mp3 --> The Beatles - Nowhere Man.mp3
05 think for yourself.mp3 --> The Beatles - Think For Yourself.mp3
06 the word.mp3 --> The Beatles - The Word.mp3
07 michelle.mp3 --> The Beatles - Michelle.mp3
08 what goes on.mp3 --> The Beatles - What Goes On.mp3
09 girl.mp3 --> The Beatles - Girl.mp3
10 i'm looking through you.mp3 --> The Beatles - Im Looking Through
You.mp3
11 in my life.mp3 --> The Beatles - In My Life.mp3
12 wait.mp3 --> The Beatles - Wait.mp3
13 if i needed someone.mp3 --> The Beatles - If I Needed
Someone.mp3
14 run for your life.mp3 --> The Beatles - Run For Your Life.mp3

But the files didn't change in the folder!
Is there something mising or i'm doing something worng ??

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Re: Rename files with numbers

[Micah Elliott]

On Oct 31, Micah Elliott wrote:
> Now I need to go beautify my collection.  :-)

While a fun exercise, there are probably already dozens (or
thousands?) of utilities in existence that do this and much more.

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Re: Rename files with numbers

[Micah Elliott]

On Oct 31, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> but my focus is to learn how to acess a folder and rename all files in
> this folder.

This is a little more flexible than my last post, and it does the
whole job::

#! /usr/bin/env python

import glob, os, string

def fix_ugly_song_names(songdir, band, spacerepl='_'):
"""Rename an ugly MP3 file name to a beautified shell-correct
name.  Only works for files named like "03 song name.mp3".
Use `spacerepl` to alter space replacement character.
WARNING: no error-handling!
"""
# Begin working in specified `songdir`.
os.chdir(songdir)
# Shell-unfriendly characters made into a string.
badchars = ''.join( set(string.punctuation) - set('-_+.~') )
# Identity table for later translation (removal of `badchars`).
tbl = string.maketrans('', '')
# MP3 files in `songdir` having ugly characters.
uglies = glob.glob("*.mp3")
# Make some step-by-step changes to build `pretties` list.
pretties = []
for ugly in uglies:
song, ext = os.path.splitext(ugly)
song = song.translate(tbl, badchars)
song = song.replace(" ", spacerepl)
song = song.title()
song = band+spacerepl+"-"+spacerepl+song[3:]
songext = song + ext
pretties.append(songext)
# Rename each file from ugly to pretty.
for ugly, pretty in zip(uglies, pretties):
if __debug__:
print ugly, '-->', pretty
else:
os.rename(ugly, pretty)

So for you to use spaces, just call with something like this::

fix_ugly_song_names('/var/mp3/pop/The_Beatles/Rubber_Soul',
'The Beatles',
spacerepl=' ')

I used the __debug__ gate to allow you to just see what it will do::

$ ls -1
01 drive my car.mp3
02 norwegian wood.mp3
03 you won't see me.mp3
04 nowhere man.mp3
mvmp3.py
$ python ./mvmp3.py
01 drive my car.mp3 --> The Beatles - Drive My Car.mp3
02 norwegian wood.mp3 --> The Beatles - Norwegian Wood.mp3
03 you won't see me.mp3 --> The Beatles - You Wont See Me.mp3
04 nowhere man.mp3 --> The Beatles - Nowhere Man.mp3

And then to actually do it with the non-__debug__ path::

$ python -O ./mvmp3.py
$ ls -1
mvmp3.py
The Beatles - Drive My Car.mp3
The Beatles - Norwegian Wood.mp3
The Beatles - Nowhere Man.mp3
The Beatles - You Wont See Me.mp3

If you want to keep the `badchars` in the file names, then you will
have to do *more* work since `song.title()` won't be able to do the
work for you.

Now I need to go beautify my collection.  :-)

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Re: Rename files with numbers

[dudufigueiredo]

Micah, thanks a lot,
but my focus is to learn how to acess a folder and rename all files in
this folder.

Somyhing like this:
def renamer(folder, band):
folder = #place to act
archive = #file to transform
rest = archive[3:]
print band + " -", rest.capitalize()

And than just do this:

renamer('C:\My Shared Folder\Rubber Soul', 'The Beatles')

And than pyhton alter all files in my folder. Is it possible?

I'm a beginer, for now, i just want to let the spaces and apostrophes
as they are...

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Re: Rename files with numbers

[Micah Elliott]

On Oct 31, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> ...
> obs: the file names came this way(with spaces or apostrophes) from
> the cd i imported.

So remove them first.  Here's a possible solution::

#! /usr/bin/env python

import glob, os.path

uglies = glob.glob("*.mp3")
print 'uglies:', uglies
pretties = []

for ugly in uglies:
song, ext = os.path.splitext(ugly)
song = song.replace("'", "")
song = song.replace(" ", "_")
song = song.title()
song = "The_Beatles_-_" + song[3:]
song_ext = song + ext
pretties.append(song_ext)

print 'pretties:', pretties 

# rename uglies to pretties...

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Re: Rename files with numbers

[dudufigueiredo]

Ok, so the function simplifyed without loops:

def renamer(folder, band):
archive = #file to transform
rest = archive[3:]
print band + " -",rest.capitalize()


obs: the file names came this way(with spaces or apostrophes) from the
cd i imported.

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Re: Rename files with numbers

[Micah Elliott]

On Oct 31, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I have one folder containing mp3 files, the folder is:
> C:\My Shared Folder\Rubber Soul
> 
> And the files are:
> 03 you won't see me.mp3
> .
> 
> I'm trying to rename files to:
> The Beatles - You Won't See Me.mp3
> .

My first suggestion is that you make better changes while you're
taking the effort to rename.  I.e., don't use spaces or apostrophes
(or other shell-unfriendly characters) in file names (though some
might disagree with me on this religious issue).  So for your case a
more parse-able/useful translation might be:

The_Beatles_-_You_Wont_See_Me.mp3

> So I need to change the file number to "The Beatles -"

You'll probably want to use "re" for this.  In a loop over
your glob'd files, something like:

re.sub(r'^\d\d\s', r'The Beatles - ', ...)

> and Capitalize the name.

If you avoid the apostrophe, then 'you wont see me'.title() will do
the Right Thing.

> I was trying to create a function and using glob and rename, but i
> had no sucsses... Could somebody help me please,

You should post the solution you've attempted to write if you want help
fixing it.

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Rename files with numbers

[dudufigueiredo]

I have one folder containing mp3 files, the folder is:
C:\My Shared Folder\Rubber Soul

And the files are:
01 drive my car.mp3
02 norwegian wood.mp3
03 you won't see me.mp3
04 nowhere man.mp3
.
.
.

I'm trying to rename files to:
The Beatles - Drive My Car.mp3
The Beatles - Norwegian Wood.mp3
The Beatles - You Won't See Me.mp3
The Beatles - Nowhere Man.mp3
.
.
.

So I need to change the file number to "The Beatles -" and Capitalize
the name.
I was trying to create a function and using glob and rename, but i had
no sucsses...
Could somebody help me please,
Since now, thanks...

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