Hello,
I believe your merging example will work with Finder prompting every time there 
is a conflict. 
In terms of the rename that sounds like something you are doing fairly 
regularly, if so then a shortcut probably makes sense. It could be fairly easy 
create a folder automation that would take folders added to it, rename them 
with a date and then re-encode them into mp3.
Let me know if you are interested in doing this. Of course, you could also set 
up some bash aliases that could do something like this in terminal.

for f in q.* 
get the extension of f and run mv q.ext new name.ext 
end for 

Would be your basic structure, I can't remember all the syntax without looking 
it up but it really would be just 4 lines of code unless you wanted to traverse 
a directory and do the command.

Jonathan




> On Oct 17, 2021, at 09:34, Herbie Allen <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> So my situation is this, I would like to be able to paste one folder on top 
> of another with the same name and it merge the files rather than erasing the 
> previous content. I can do this on  Windows, no problem, so wondering if the 
> same can be done on the Mac. Also, is there a way I can rename multiple files 
> with different    extensions to the same name? Basically, I will have a .cue 
> file and a .mp3 file. I want them to reflect my show name. On  Windows, I can 
>  select both files, hit rename, put in the file name and it takes. The Mac 
> throw’s a fit though when I try the same thing.
> Herbie
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