NunexGTX

## BDMVMaker.sh
echo "BDMV .iso Creation Script"
echo "A script that creates a Movie Bluray ISO for you to run into any blank Bluray. So you can watch your movies and shows from your Bluray in any Player and build your own BluRay Collection"

echo ""
echo "Keep in mind: In a normal BD-R you can only store 25GB of video. Make sure your folder doesnt go past or is near that you might end up with a big .iso (I did not implement a split feature)"

#Tell what the script does
#also tell all files must have all audio tracks and subtitle tracks needed
printf 'This script will basically \n
1 - Grab all the video files in the folder you gave\n

## renamer-last_written-yyyy-MM-dd-hh.mm.ss.ps1
#prompts user to insert the files's folder path
$folder_path= Read-Host -Prompt "Folder Path"
#changes current working path
Set-Location $folder_path
#Gets all files in current folder and renames the to their last Written time date
Get-ChildItem | Rename-Item -NewName {$_.LastWriteTime.ToSTring("yyyy-MM-dd-hh.mm.ss")+($_.Extension)}
#file will look something like: yyyy-MM-dd-hh.mm.ss[.extension]
	echo "BDMV .iso Creation Script"
	echo "A script that creates a Movie Bluray ISO for you to run into any blank Bluray. So you can watch your movies and shows from your Bluray in any Player and build your own BluRay Collection"

	echo ""
	echo "Keep in mind: In a normal BD-R you can only store 25GB of video. Make sure your folder doesnt go past or is near that you might end up with a big .iso (I did not implement a split feature)"

	#Tell what the script does
	#also tell all files must have all audio tracks and subtitle tracks needed
	printf 'This script will basically \n
	1 - Grab all the video files in the folder you gave\n
	#prompts user to insert the files's folder path
	$folder_path= Read-Host -Prompt "Folder Path"
	#changes current working path
	Set-Location $folder_path
	#Gets all files in current folder and renames the to their last Written time date
	Get-ChildItem \| Rename-Item -NewName {$_.LastWriteTime.ToSTring("yyyy-MM-dd-hh.mm.ss")+($_.Extension)}
	#file will look something like: yyyy-MM-dd-hh.mm.ss[.extension]