A simple tool to automatically rename files based on their information.
If you want something more powerfull please check out Filebot
To start scanning give it a --filepath argument, this can be a folder or file.
By default it will rename files based purely on the given filenames, alternatively
you can set --tmdb-lookup=true. In this case it will try to look-up actual titles
found in the filename on themoviedb.org, this might result in better names but will
be much slower.
-action string
How to act on files, valid options are symlink, hardlink, copy or move. (default "symlink")
-dry-run
Don't actually modify any files.
-filepath string
Path to scan (can be a folder or file)
-log-to-file
Logs are written to stdout as well as a logfile.
-movie-folder string
Folder where movies should be placed (default "$HOME/media-olaris/Movies")
-movie-format string
Format used to rename movies. (default "{n}/{n} ({y}) {r}")
-min-file-size string
Minimal file size in MB for olaris-rename to consider a file valid to be processed. (default "120")
-recursive
Scan folders inside of other folders.
-series-folder string
Folder where series should be placed (default "$HOME/media-olaris/TV Shows")
-series-format string
Format used to rename series. (default "{n}/Season.{s}/{n}.S{s}E{e}.{r}")
-tmdb-lookup
Should the TMDB be used for better look-up and matching
-verbose
Show debug log information.