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I shoot many videos with my camera. Then I remove the memory card, insert into a reader on my Windows computer, and use the Sony utility to copy them to a Windows volume. The copy modifies the file creation date.
If I let videos accumulate for a few days before copying them to Windows, they all end up with the same creation date. However, the last modified date remains correct, which is the date each video was made.
Scenario when this would be used?
It might be appropriate to use file creation date in some circumstances, but anyone who is copying media from a memory card to their computer will want to use last modified date instead. This should be an option.
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Last Modifed Date Sometimes is More Appropriate Than File Creation Date
Last Modifed Date Is Sometimes More Appropriate Than File Creation Date
Jan 23, 2025
Description of the new feature / enhancement
I shoot many videos with my camera. Then I remove the memory card, insert into a reader on my Windows computer, and use the Sony utility to copy them to a Windows volume. The copy modifies the file creation date.
If I let videos accumulate for a few days before copying them to Windows, they all end up with the same creation date. However, the last modified date remains correct, which is the date each video was made.
Scenario when this would be used?
It might be appropriate to use file creation date in some circumstances, but anyone who is copying media from a memory card to their computer will want to use last modified date instead. This should be an option.
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