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So I was wondering if there is a script out there which would rename downloaded movies to the proper name, possibly based upon info pulled from IMDB? I have seen something similar on NZBget before (pulls the age rating, year, etc and includes in the name of the file)

Thoughts?

It can either take a folder as input or alternatively (as I currently have) the path is hard coded and I simply run the script and it knows where to gp

First off, please excuse my supreme newb-ness, but my knowledge of scripting is, put simply zero.

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