How to convert .THM format to .JPG all at once ?

[S11loop]

i got about 400+ photographs all in .THM so is there any way i can convert them one shot into .JPG without rename them one by one ???

 

[espn]

Go to command prompt:

C:\[folder name]>move *.THM *.JPG <enter>

One reason why I always loved command line interface over GUI.

 

[Clown]

either that or use ACDsee

 

[judeseah]

either that or use ACDsee

like this route,
just select all from 'Edit' tab,
press F2 and carryon from there.

sorri about ur incident, bro S11loop.

 

[S11loop]

like this route,
just select all from 'Edit' tab,
press F2 and carryon from there.

sorri about ur incident, bro S11loop.

huh sorry ? oh its nothing and its suppose to purposely delete all the photos i have taken due to some rights issue now i just want to retrieve it back to read thru my own photographs

 

[huggable]

I'm not sure if the data format of .thm is the same as .jpg. But if you want to batch rename the filename extension, "ren *.thm *.jpg<enter>" would perform the job.

Go to command prompt:

C:\[folder name]>move *.THM *.JPG <enter>

One reason why I always loved command line interface over GUI.

 

[espn]

I'm not sure if the data format of .thm is the same as .jpg. But if you want to batch rename the filename extension, "ren *.thm *.jpg<enter>" would perform the job.

The recovery software gave the extension of .HTM for S11Loop's file in another thread that he started, after testing 1 renaming to JPG he managed to see the file preview, so thus he requested for help on batch renaming.

And you're probably right on using 'ren', I must be thinking of the UNIX command 'mv' instead. My bad.

 

[huggable]

No worries, now I get the full picture too. For command-prompt usage, either the "ren" or "rename" will rename the file name/extension. OT a bit, the "move" command actually has a hidden usage, that is to rename directory names!

 

[espn]

On unix, to rename it's to 'mv', same reasoning behind I guess.

I still remember copy and xcopy on windows

 

[Clown]

On unix, to rename it's to 'mv', same reasoning behind I guess.

I still remember copy and xcopy on windows

i remember the days before xcopy and deltree...
it's a total nightmare trying to delete panzer general without deltree.
arj and pkzips were fun..

 

[destiny_star]

yup... esp when u need to span into multiple disks..
wow.. those were really the days siah.. haha...

 

[slaam]

if you need a good batch renamer google for 14a rename or 1 for all renamer...
if you need to batch convert image formats check out irfanview its a free image program

 

[Srinivasu]

if you need a good batch renamer google for 14a rename or 1 for all renamer...
if you need to batch convert image formats check out irfanview its a free image program

when ever i try to change the files thm to jpg formate below error is occered

Given command is: E:\Srinivas_songs&wal\Themes>move*.THM*.JPG<enter>
Error is: ,move*.THM*.JPG, is not recognized as an internam or external command,
opperable program or batch file.

Please give me sugastion

 

[GavinTing]

when ever i try to change the files thm to jpg formate below error is occered

Given command is: E:\Srinivas_songs&wal\Themes>move*.THM*.JPG<enter>
Error is: ,move*.THM*.JPG, is not recognized as an internam or external command,
opperable program or batch file.

Please give me sugastion

you forgot the space.

 

[lennyl]

Given command is: E:\Srinivas_songs&wal\Themes>move*.THM*.JPG<enter>

you forgot the space.

Specifically : rename *.THM *.JPG

(more than 1 space between parameters is harmless)

Edit : For huggable : I looked at the thumbnails for my video files from Canon SD450 and they are JPEGs, complete with EXIF.

OT : Speaking of command lines, who's old enough to remember PR#6 and is not ashamed to admit it? :bsmilie: