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I'd love to see a way to rename one or multiple files opened in the "Edit ID-Tag" Explorer shell extension dialog, based on tags and a file naming pattern, similar to how dBpoweramp CD Ripper names files.
I know there are many utilities from other vendors for batch tag updating and renaming, but the very useful, lightweight and handy dBpoweramp "Edit ID-Tag" shell extension remains my favorite tool for quick tag corrections.
Only wish it could also do the renaming with just a click of a button when I've changed a tag that is also in the file name.
Doing this may have consequences for the "Edit ID-Tag" tool when this tool is accessed as a tab in Windows Explorer's properties dialog for a file. If this tab changes the name for a file, maybe the other tabs get confused. There would be ways to work around that though; e.g. forcing the dialog to close after rename; or only making the rename button available when the "Edit ID-Tag" dialog is opened stand-alone directly from the right-click menu.
I know there are many utilities from other vendors for batch tag updating and renaming, but the very useful, lightweight and handy dBpoweramp "Edit ID-Tag" shell extension remains my favorite tool for quick tag corrections.
Only wish it could also do the renaming with just a click of a button when I've changed a tag that is also in the file name.
Doing this may have consequences for the "Edit ID-Tag" tool when this tool is accessed as a tab in Windows Explorer's properties dialog for a file. If this tab changes the name for a file, maybe the other tabs get confused. There would be ways to work around that though; e.g. forcing the dialog to close after rename; or only making the rename button available when the "Edit ID-Tag" dialog is opened stand-alone directly from the right-click menu.
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