Based on your query, there are a few different tools referred to as a “Media Renamer.” The most direct match to that name is a specialized tool for organizing recorded TV and movies, but there are also modern, AI-powered options. Here are the details on the different tools: 1. MediaRenamer (Classic Tool)
Purpose: Designed for renaming movie and series files, particularly those recorded from TV. Key Features: Scans movie/TV show folders. Automatically detects movie/show names and season folders. Creates new season folders based on user naming schemes. Moves files to pre-selected folders.
Fetches information from sources like IMDb, TheMovieDB, TheTVDB, and EpisodeWorld.
Technical Details: Written in C# and requires the .NET Framework 2.0. 2. Media File Renamer (WordPress Plugin by Meow Apps)
Purpose: An AI-powered WordPress plugin that renames media files (images/videos) based on titles, ALT text, or AI vision for SEO. Key Features:
AI Vision: Analyzes images to suggest descriptive filenames. Auto-Rename: Automatically renames files on upload.
Reference Updates: Updates links to the file across all posts, meta, and page builders.
Manual Control: Allows manual editing, locking, and undoing mistakes. 3. Alternative Modern Tools
mnamer (Media Namere): A highly configurable CLI tool that parses filenames, searches online databases (TVDb, TvMaze, TMDb, OMDb), and renames/moves files.
FileBot: A popular, comprehensive tool to rename and move hundreds of files, organizing them for Plex, Kodi, or Jellyfin, with support for fetching data from TheMovieDB, TheTVDB, or AniDB.
In summary: If you are looking to organize personal video files, the classic MediaRenamer or mnamer is likely what you need. If you are looking to rename images in a WordPress library, the Meow Apps Renamer is the correct choice.
If you can tell me which type of files (video collection vs. WordPress media) you are trying to rename, I can tell you which tool is best suited for your project. jkwill87/mnamer: media file renaming and organizing tool
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