UMD File Renamer

UMD File Renamer is a great application designed for those users who have created a huge PlayStation Portable ISO or CSO collection and would like to implement some sort of order in terms of rules for naming these files.

It makes it easier for later classification and it gives an overall neat aspect. What this program does is help the username these image files by using particularities extracted from within the item itself, without causing any modifications in structure.

The application was written using Java. It works very well, and its contents are carefully-structured. The user will understand what is situated where. Do keep in mind that this program takes care of all the renaming tasks. All one has to do is point it in the right direction to where the ISO and CSO image file collection is located.

The application list will instantly be populated with the names of the image files. In the list situated in the top half of the program, you will be able to see all loaded entries, while in the lower half, you can see the particularities of one single selected item.

After loading all your PSP image files, the program will show you information such as the ID attached to the loaded item, the software version on it, the compatible PSP firmware version, and ultimately the name of the content.

In the above-mentioned list, you can also check the old filename and the newly proposed one. Unfortunately, you can't really change naming conventions, so you're stuck with the game name followed by the associated ID in parentheses. Once you're sure about this action, you can hit the appropriate button to transform your whole image file library.

UMD File Renamer is a simple application dedicated to PSP game collectors who need or want to organize their virtual image files in an easy and efficient way.