Bulk Rename Utility 2.7.1.1

Rated 50/50 by goshiota at Jul 7, 2010

Does as it is supposed to with relative ease. Interface could use some polishing.

Rated 50/50 by Morneau at Jul 19, 2010

It is great to be able to change file names in bulk. It works especially well for renaming a group of downloaded photos in a folder. There is nothing I dislike about this program.

Rated 40/50 by attitude39 at Aug 2, 2010

it works exactly as they said it would nothing to dislike

Rated 30/50 by smart_newline at Aug 10, 2010

for experts only... does`t support lan or networks paths not for all for local PC use only

Rated 40/50 by nicomass at Oct 12, 2010

this worked wel for me. it renamed files with ease and seems to have more features to tweak filename and extensions than i expected. I have only used two other bulk programs, but they were trials. I'll explore it more to see its full potential. the interface is a bit compilcated looking. it takes a few minutes getting used to. it works though. complicated looking interface provides realtime filename preview, so this helps. program works as it should. opted to add to shell extension, which is nice to be infolder, select files, right click and open program with file selected. handy tool for bulk renaming. gave it 4 starts for a lacking interface,. so far worked flawlessly for me :)

Rated 50/50 by slimtonone99 at Nov 8, 2010

My very favorite utility. Especially handy for photos and audiobook tracks. Easy to use and intuitively obvious. Offers lots of renaming options and shows results of your choices before you rename. Absolutely NO cons!

Rated 50/50 by chrisjw37 at Dec 8, 2010

It does exactly what it says on the tin No problems whatsoeverNo nags, no hassles!

Rated 40/50 by OfficeRichard at Dec 15, 2010

Excellent utility, the best of its kind The only problem that I have is that the track property does not work at all as it supposed to. If that could be fixed, it would be perfect!

Rated 40/50 by WhizkyNet at Mar 24, 2011

It becomes very easy to bulk rename many, many files. For example your 200 pictures from you holiday you can easily rename them and sort them better. mind boggling and incredibly complicated User Interface bottom line is that it is a great app, and very usefull when you have hundreds of files that need proper naming and organizing. Problem is that the UI has a billion options to do and it isnt exactly laid out straight forwardly, with a bit of patience and understanding itll be a good app.

Rated 40/50 by hartlenb at Mar 27, 2011

Flexible / Capable Can seem a little daunting given the amount of info displayed in the user interface Try it... it's not as difficult as it looks but it is as capable.

Rated 40/50 by SamVine at May 2, 2011

Reasonably easy to use Interface could be improved I would certainly recommend. The interface is a little complex especially when using dates as filenames. It is also a shame that BRU does not remember your preferences.

Rated 50/50 by psrrobbins at May 26, 2011

simple and fast to use - see my bottom line summary none that I have encountered There must be a better way but this works for me. I like to purchase and then listen to audiobooks in MP3 format. Many audiobooks, depending upon the title, are not available in MP3, my first choice of formats.Consequently, when I purchase an audiobook in the standard CDA format I follow the following procedure. First, I rip it to my Hard Drive changing the format to MP3 while doing so. Next, I burn it to a disc. Sometimes these discs play without difficulties but frequently my CD MP3 player plays the files according to the numbering system on the original tracks irrespective of which disc it came from. I am trying different solutions simultaneously (I know, if one works and solves the problem and the other doesn't I will never know which one solved the problem.) these solutions are:1) Rename all the files into the sequence that I want them played and then place them into one folder. (I did this manually until I discovered Bulk Rename Utility, a free program which works perfectly for my purposes.2) Create playlists using Playlist Creator 3.6.2 3) Burn all the files, including the playlists, to a CD using Ashampoo Burning Studio 6 Free Edition.That's it. I spent many hours, and a few ruined discs trying to figure out how to accomplish this task. Now that I know, this solution is fast, simple and easy.