I think it might be easier for CL programs to have a look at the "open" statement for the file in the code and see what they allow for access and modification of the file.
Just to clarify, my pics show the modified date being changed, not the created date. From Dafydd uploaded pics, I'd have to ask the same question, image 232 shows the modified date of the file being changed. Why? What was modified? Yes, the file access date should be updated, but not the modified date.
What this means is for the second video you brought in that created pic232 then every time you use that clip in a project it gets recorded as modified. Say that is the small intro clip you have perfected that you put on all your how to demos. How frustrating that every time you create a new how to video your intro file modified date is changed. Just poor coding in my mind.
I typically capture my videos with DVD HQ profile and simple time limit duration with a Canon Optura 400. I have noticed that PD6 did not change a single modified date on any of these files. PD7 changes it every time you use the file in PD7. Even if you open a PD7 pds file and then close it, no save. The pds file modified date is unchanged since you did nothing; however, the mpg files used in that pds get a new modified date. I end up with a pds project with a modified date older than the mpg files in the project. Sounds like voodoo.
Sorry for the wind, it's not typical of me.
Jeff
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