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You can insert the ":File_FilePath:" meta tag into the new name and then manipulate the whole path with renaming rules.
For example, the rules below will truncate each component of the file path to a maximum of 10 characters long:
1) Insert: Insert ":File_FilePath:" replacing current name
2) Regular Expressions: Replace expression "([\\/])([^\\/]{1,10})[^\\/]*" with "$1$2" (skip extension)
You can change the number 10 to any other suitable number by adjusting it in the Regular Expressions rule.
Beware: Test your rules on dummy files before using them on real files, because you can do a lot of damage with such manipulations.
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Does the meta tag ": File FilePath:" change the path or just add the path to the filename?
I am trying to use in my test file. Did not work. I must have typed it wrong.
Last edited by feraujo (2020-01-12 12:08)
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Does the meta tag ": File FilePath:" change the path or just add the path to the filename?
I am trying to use in my test file. Did not work. I must have typed it wrong.
The correct tag is:
:File_FilePath:
Alternatively, use the Insert Meta Tag button in the Insert rule to insert a correct tag.
It simply inserts the full original path in the new name filed, which you can then adjust as you wish.
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this way i'm not directly changing the way
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But what if this filename goes over the limit? The program can not rename and I will have problems in Windows to change this file. This is not a valid solution.
Last edited by feraujo (2020-01-12 21:41)
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The rules do not work. How do I post pictures here for you to see? I tried to upload the photos but it didn't work out.
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