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Bulk Rename file extension in Linux With Command Line
by jamied_uk 3rd October 2015, 03:31
Bulk Rename file extension in Linux With Command Line
This example takes files with extension of .jpg:large and takes out the :larg part so that it reads filename.jpg instead of .jpg:large like linux and twitter file picture saving causes!
This example takes files with extension of .jpg:large and takes out the :larg part so that it reads filename.jpg instead of .jpg:large like linux and twitter file picture saving causes!
- Code:
rename -v 's/\.jpg:large$/\.jpg/' *.jpg:large
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