Bome's MP3 Renamer

Having a large collection of files might mean they’re under names which are difficult to read. This can be the case with various collections, especially audio files. Renaming them manually can take a considerable amount of time, so it’s a good idea to rely on specialized applications like Bome's MP3 Renamer for this operation.

Going through the setup process doesn’t require much time or effort on your behalf, with the possibility to have the program launched right afterwards. However, you need to make sure that the computer you use it on is fitted with .NET Framework, because it’s a mandatory requirement for functionality.

The design bundles together a couple of sections, one to select input files, while the other is where renaming parameters are configured. You only get to work with MP3 files, and the program also offers to deliver a bunch of chaotic named sample files to help you get an idea of what can be accomplished and how.

It’s best if audio files you want to rename are all fitted with tags, because it’s the first place the application looks for in order to apply parameters. The existing configuration is displayed, and you can create a new scheme by selecting tag entries. A preview is shown to further help in the process.

This isn’t the only renaming method, with the application being able to search and replace particular strings in file names. You can manually provide a rename string, which can be applied to a single file, or the entire collection. Note that original files are processed and there’s no undo option.

Taking everything into consideration, we can state that Bome's MP3 Renamer can help you bring a little order in your audio collection. You can easily select the files to process, while renaming parameters are intuitive, with options to pick from file tags.