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    Hello,

    I want ro rename jpg pictures by using the plugin batch rename. I use the exif-data with the command $E36867(%y%m%d_%H%M)$O.

    The problem is, that I can save only one picture to the same minute. But I have several pictures in the same minute. If so I want to attach a number.

    example:
    090822_1012.jpg
    090822_1015.jpg
    090822_1015_1.jpg
    090822_1025.jpg

    Is there an idea?

    #2
    From the IrfanView Help file:

    If you want e.g. 3 digits in the new rename name, you must also write 3x "#" in the pattern!

    Example: Pattern image_### with start index 1 will produce file names "image_001", "image_002", etc.
    Its: Belongs to "It"
    It's: Shortened form of "It is"
    ---------------------
    Lose: Fail to keep
    Loose: Not tight

    ---------------------
    Plurals do not require apostrophes

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      #3
      The best thing I could come up with is to do it in two steps:

      1) rename ABC-$E36867(%y%m%d_%H%M)-##
      Input sort order is not relevant.
      This will give you the files in the correct order (sort order within any given minute is random)

      2) rename ABC-##-$E36867(%y%m%d_%H%M)
      Make sure the files are sorted by name before clicking on Start.
      The enumeration is now increasing along with the date and time values.

      Results in
      ABC-01-090823_0715
      ABC-02-090823_0715
      ABC-03-090823_0717
      ABC-04-090823_0718
      ABC-05-090823_0720
      ABC-06-090823_0720
      etc.

      PS: Include the seconds in the first rename to get better sorting within each minute: ABC-$E36867(%y%m%d_%H%M%S)-##
      Last edited by jazzman; 24.08.2009, 12:37 PM. Reason: post script

      currently running 4.56 / 32 bit

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