for Nikon videofiles you need to use -Nikon:CreateDate) but I can't generate a csv file list from it. New in TheAeroClock 7.81: Bug-Fix: Position and display of the Aero-Desktop-Clock General optimization and small improvements Program Description: 'The Aero Clock' is a simple but at the same time beautiful desktop clock. Is there any ? dir/? tells me that there is only dir/T:C, A and W none of them are the right date.Īpps like getfoldersize or Foldersizeexplorer do not help either, they are not able to display that original "date" field.ĮxiftoolGUI does (in customized setting, eg.
I can't find a syntax which gives me the Explorer "Date" by cmd line entry.
The challenge is that you cannot export an csv list from Windows explorer.ĭir or dir/T:C or any other date/time option I tried are all not giving that orininal shoot date (only if the file was not touched) (Note that this date is NOT the CreateDate) The good thing is that Windows 10 Explorer shows that shoot date under the "Date" column. I want to get Excel lists of video files containing the filename and the date when the video was taken.ĭate stamps of video files are very tricky and the "shoot date" might be stored in different fields, depending on the camera used.
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