Black Hole
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I am trying to arrange that a set of recordings (including some MP4 downloads) appear in the correct order for my supported user. The default media list sort order is newest recording first. You would think that means it is keyed on the file timestamp...
Right, I thought, I'll just use the Linux 'touch' command to update the timestamps in the order I want them... Sure enough, the WebIf media browser now lists them in the expected order.
But the SUI media list doesn't, they persist in being listed in the file creation order.
Does Linux have separate file creation and file modification timestamps?
The media list shows the recording date and time for the .ts files, and the file creation date/time for the .mp4 files. The former could be derived from the .hmt files. If so, how can I change the recording start time in them - the hmt utility doesn't seem to support that?
Right, I thought, I'll just use the Linux 'touch' command to update the timestamps in the order I want them... Sure enough, the WebIf media browser now lists them in the expected order.
But the SUI media list doesn't, they persist in being listed in the file creation order.
Does Linux have separate file creation and file modification timestamps?
The media list shows the recording date and time for the .ts files, and the file creation date/time for the .mp4 files. The former could be derived from the .hmt files. If so, how can I change the recording start time in them - the hmt utility doesn't seem to support that?