OK so if I understand correctly, I would just need to filter my series for example, then run the export template to move the series to a specific place. Then Scan folder would change the paths.
Yes. Export routines apply to whatever is visible. If
Scan Folders was used to match files in the first place, you can be confident it will detect and record the changes. If you've added files manually (perhaps because Scan Folders could not match them), then you can't expect it to match them.
I provided the template only to illustrate a batch file can be created and run using the
Export feature. Given their nature, you have to understand exactly what a batch file is going to do before you execute it. Depending on how confident you are with DOS commands, that might include testing, one command at a time, in a command window. Here's the illustration with
comments:
%OPTIONS%
filter="Batch Files|*.bat"
Save file as a batch command file.
Warning: If "Open file on completion" is selected, the batch file will be executed immediately.%OPTIONS%
%HEAD%
D:
Set the destination drive. md Video2Go
Make directory "Video2Go."
If the folder already exists, the appropriate command would be "cd" (change directory).%HEAD%
copy "{%value=path}" D:\Video2Go\
For each visible movie,
Copy [File path] to the destination folder.
To move files, use "move" instead of "copy."%FOOT%
explorer D:\Video2Go
Optional: Open the destination folder in Explorer.%FOOT%