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Rename My TV Series 2.0.10, developed by Tweaking4All, is a lightweight Windows utility designed to organize television content by automatically renaming episodes according to the authoritative TheTVDB database. Aimed at collectors who store ripped or recorded seasons locally, the application parses existing file names, matches them against the online episode guide, and applies a consistent pattern such as “Show.Name.S01E01.Title.mkv” that media-center suites like Kodi, Plex, Jellyfin and Emby expect for scraping artwork and metadata. Users simply point the program at a folder that contains one or more seasons, select the correct series from the integrated search results, choose a naming template, and let the tool batch-rename hundreds of files in seconds while optionally moving them into neatly arranged sub-folders. Because the software embeds the unique TheTVDB series and episode IDs, later updates or rescans remain accurate even when broadcasters change titles or air order. Additional safety options keep original names in the recycle bin, create detailed logs, and perform dry-run previews, preventing accidental data loss during large library reorganizations. The single-version lineage (only v2.0.10 is maintained) keeps the interface minimal and dependency-free, making it suitable for portable use on external drives or shared family PCs. Rename My TV Series is available for free on get.nero.com, with downloads provided via trusted Windows package sources (e.g. winget), always delivering the latest version, and supporting batch installation of multiple applications.
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