README.rdoc in movie-renamer-0.0.12 vs README.rdoc in movie-renamer-0.0.15

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 = movie-renamer
 
 A simple command line interface to rename movies in a folder
+and get your movies collection organized!
 
+It works in an interactive way and 
+uses imdb gem to query imdb about current movie trying to obtain useful infos
 
-Uses imdb gem to query imdb about current movie trying to obtain useful infos
-
 to see the usage type
 
 $ movie-renamer -h
+Usage: movie-renamer [-i|-s|-f|-h|-p] <folder>
+Default behavior is -f on current working directory
+    -h, --help                       Display this help
+    -i, --imdb                       Executes a query on imdb on <movie name>
+    -s, --singlemovie FILE           Acts on a single movie file <file name>
+    -f, --folder FOLDER              Acts on whole folder <folder>
+    -p, --path PATH                  path for moving renamed movies default is tmp/ in current working directory 
 
+
 == How it works
 
 Default behavior is to scan the current working directory
 For each movie in the folder a question about what to do is asked.
 
 Then movie is renamed using input provided by the user
+You can query imdb using the filename or enter use manual search
 
-Each renamed movie is moved into a tmp/ subfolder of the current working directory.
-Movies are renamed like this:
+Each renamed movie is moved into a tmp/ subfolder of the current working directory or 
+in the folder specified with the -p option
 
-YEAR - DIRECTOR - TITLE - optionalPART.extension
+By default Movies are renamed like this:
+$year - $director - $title partXX.file_extension
+You can set the rename pattern creating a .movie-renamer file in your home
 
-There are plans to add the rename pattern like an optional parameter
+example:
+filename: ($year) - $title - $director
 
 
 
 
 == Note on Patches/Pull Requests