How to rename multiple files ?

Hello there,

I have a bunch files that are named in a certain way:

NAME (2017_09_17 20_45_25 UTC).EXTENSION

The content inside the “(…)” brackets always remains identical, only the NAME and the EXTENSION changes.
I want to get rid of (2017_09_17 20_45_25 UTC) entirely on all files.

How can I achieve this?

Thanks in advance.

David

Are all those files in one and the same directory? That makes using a command much easier.
And is there that blank space after NAME, or is that a typo by you?

Krename can do this. Even if the files are not in the same folder. It allows you to replace patterns, shows the result before actually renaming.

http://www.algissalys.com/how-to/how-to-quickly-rename-modify-and-scale-all-images-in-a-directory-using-linux

Thanks for the hint, Krename has worked like a charm. Recursively added all files and then did search & replace. Took 3 min.