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Arthor: Michael A. Gates
contact: mikeisfly on the makemkv forum

This file was created to make your life of backing up Blu-ray(s) and DVD(s) you legally own
a little more easier. I take no responsibility if you delete your files or cause any damamge to your 
System. Use at your own risk.

In order for you to execute this script follow the instructions below:

1. Copy code into your favorite text editor
2. Change the varible $dir1 to your direcotry
3. Save the file to whatever you you want with a .ps1 extension
4. Execute the script by typing the name of the script with the full path name
5. Enjoy!

*Note you may have to enable your system to run unsigned scripts by executing the following command 
from a powershell window: set-executionpolicy remotesigned

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The purpose of this powershell script is to rename the output file from MakeMKV which uses "_"
in the filename and replaces them with a " " which looks much nicer. It will also get rid of 
the "_tXX" at the end of the file which indicates the track your ripped from your backup. 
Finially the script will create a folder based on the new filename and then move that file into that 
folder. If the files are already renamed then the script will just create a folder under the directory
which is defined by the $dir1 varible and move the matching file to that folder. I put logic in the 
script to ignore all files except those ending in .mp4 or .mkv

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$searchstring1="_" 
$searchstring2="_t"
$searchstring2reset=$searchstring2
$replacestring1=" "
$replacestring2=""
$dir1="f:\video" # Change this varible to the folder where your files are located
$FileExtension1=".mkv"
$FileExtension2=".mp4"
$fileEntries = [IO.Directory]::GetFiles($dir1)

foreach($fileName in $fileEntries)
{
	if ($fileName.Contains($FileExtension1) -or $fileName.Contains($FileExtension2))
    {
		$test=$fileName.subString(($fileName.length)-8,2)
        if ($test -eq $searchstring2)
            {
                $searchstring2=$fileName.subString(($fileName.length)-8,4)
                $fileNameTemp = $fileName.replace($searchstring2, $replacestring2)
            }
		    else{$fileNameTemp=$fileName}
        $fileNameTemp = $fileNameTemp.replace($searchstring1, $replacestring1)
		if (!($fileNameTemp -eq $fileName)){Rename-Item $fileName $fileNameTemp}
		$NewDir = $fileNameTemp -replace ".{4}$"
		if (!(Test-Path $NewDir))
        {
            if ($NewDir.Length -gt 0){New-Item -ItemType Directory -Force -Path $NewDir | Out-Null}
        }
		Move-Item $fileNameTemp $NewDir
        $searchstring2=$searchstring2reset
    }
}