Check out an alternative project to sort JAV files: https://github.com/jvlflame/JAV-Sort-Scrape-javlibrary
Rename JAV files downloaded from JAVLibrary.com to their common ID format. I find that video files direct downloaded or torrented from JavLibrary tend to be inconsistent and ugly. This script is best used if you sort your media library manually and want a consistent video ID naming scheme.
The R/M column indicates if the file will be Renamed/Moved respectively.
Rename-JAV.ps1 will:
- Rename JAV files to their ID format from files directly downloaded and torrented from JAVLibrary.com
- Move all files to a specified directory if desired
- Remove compressed '-5' format videos if the original exists
The script does not perform any webscraping or metadata checks. This is simply renaming through Regex checks, so make sure to confirm that all the files are being renamed correctly before confirming. If files are not being found, make necessary adjustments to the Get-Files function.
Move-JAV.ps1 will:
- Move all found video files from a specified path to another specified path
- Delete all remaining files
This is useful if you commonly download torrents which contain a lot of extra trash files.
Clone the repository to a desired location. Run Rename-Jav.ps1 or Move-JAV.ps1 from a non-administrator PowerShell prompt. You may not be able to find network drives when running PowerShell as administrator. I recommend creating specified directories for downloading/sorting and then converting the script to an .exe with a PS2EXE Converter.
.PARAMETER FilePath [Required]
Specifies the path to the video files.
.PARAMETER DestinationPath
Specifies the path to move all video files to.
.PARAMETER LogPath
Specifies the path and filename of the log file. Recommended to keep track of file changes.
.PARAMETER FileSize
Specifies the minimum filesize of video files to search in Megabytes (MB).
.PARAMETER Recurse
Specifies to run a recursive search of the FilePath directory.
.PARAMETER Confirm
Specifies to skip the yes/no prompt before renaming/moving the video files.
.PARAMETER FilePath [Required]
Specifies the path to the your torrent download directory.
.PARAMETER DestinationPath [Required]
Specifies the path to where you want to move the video files.
.PARAMETER FileSize [Required]
Specifies the minimum filesize of video files to search in Megabytes (MB). I recommend at least 250.
Example 1 Rename all files recursively in path C:\Downloads\ with filesize greater than 500MB. Write log to C:\Downloads\RenameLog.txt.
Rename-JAV -FilePath 'C:\Downloads\' -LogPath 'C:\Downloads\RenameLog.txt' -FileSize 500 -Recurse
Example 2 Rename only files located in path C:\Downloads\ with filesize greater than 400MB and move all found video files to C:\Downloads\SortedFiles.
Rename-JAV -FilePath 'C:\Downloads\' -DestinationPath 'C:\Downloads\SortedFiles\ -FileSize 400
Example 3 Rename all files recursively in path C:\Downloads\ with filesize greater than 0MB without prompting yes/no. write log to C:\Downloads\RenameLog.txt.
Rename-JAV -FilePath 'C:\Downloads\' -LogPath 'C:\Downloads\RenameLog.txt' -Recurse -Confirm
I recommend not to use this script recursively within a very large directory. I would say up to 50 files at a time, but if all looks good, go for more. If you have downloaded files from alternative sources, you may run into issues where it breaks the script. Press Ctrl+C to cancel the running script. Remove all conflicting files before running again.
Some files are excluded from renaming: including fc2, t28, 1pon. Uncensored JAV and others with different naming schemes may break the script, and you should tread with caution when running a recursive scan of directories containining them.
- Working build
- Better logging
- Better error handling
- Allow reversal of changes made
- Create GUI front-end