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Sep 6, 2016 2:14 PM in response to Michael_GRby K Shaffer,There are a few file rename files that may do OK, some
have been around for awhile; so hopefully will still work.
• Three Easy Ways to Batch Re-name Files on the Mac:
http://computers.tutsplus.com/tutorials/3-easy-ways-to-batch-rename-files-on-the -mac--mac-46999
{Suggested software is still available, and another item is
figuring out of Automator can be set up easily, to use it.
Note some ideas that may be helpful, in Tuts' comments.}
There are some articles that discuss a means to sync files
across platforms, and do some kinds of changes to them;
but I did not see (from some moments of search results) a
more recent article with details that seemed automatic.
Batch file rename, including Automator is discussed here:
Batch file rename | Official Apple Support Communities
https://discussions.apple.com/thread/7432261?start=0&tstart=0
The command-line & other older methods are mentioned in
equally older topic results. Nothing exacting that concerns
changing names specific to sync or share between OS X &
NAS file systems; some say only: Linux, Windows, OS X.
• Free Backup & File Synchronization Software:
Perhaps the batch file name via Automator, with suggested
scripting ideas, in the Apple Discussions thread above may
be something to read & consider; if not, a foray w/ free app.
PS: just found this item that may - or may not - be of interest:
{for El Capitian, see Paragon link; also note Tuxera software)
Good luck in this matter!