Since I don’t, the best I can do is suggest Let’s be honest here-you either know how to use regularĮxpressions or you don’t. Geeks…uh, I mean, power users…will appreciate the support of regularĮxpressions. Support for Adobe’s Digital Negative (DNG)įormat and experimental support of two new RAW formats when used under You can choose one ofĪBFR can also look at date and time information from the EXIF data inĭigital photos and add it to filenames, or create numbered filename ABFR can read the ID3 tags to give all the song filesĪ name such as Artist_Album_Song.mp3. Suppose you want to copy a handful of songsįrom various albums to your Desktop, then burn them to a CD with noįolder structure. Those album folders live inside yet another folder which Usually just the song titles, which are inside a folder that is namedįor the album. When iTunes is managing your library automatically, the filenames are If your audio files are properly tagged with ID3 information,ĪBFR can extract that information for renaming functions. Poof, anyone?Ī prior version of ABFR added the ability to work with MP3 and AAC audioįiles. Items from the preview window, you cannot drag them away in the same Curiously, even though there is a button to remove It can now beĭetached and resized from the default drawer configuration, and you canĭrag and drop additional files from the Finder, adding them to the The instant preview window has also seen big improvement. There’s now an Apply button to perform a rename actionĪnd remain in the ABFR application, permitting you to immediately set up Should be of benefit for paranoid types who would rather do just one Version 7.3 came with an alternative to the multi-step feature, which Time-saving addition that means you’ll never again have to invoke ABFR’s multi-step rename feature, shown in the left drawer, is a
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