![]() ![]() You can change/copy 3 date/time values: Item Date, Date Encoded, Date Acquired.BulkFileChanger now allows you to change and copy the date/time values stored inside media files (.If you have 64-bit system, this feature may work improperly with the 32-bit version of BulkFileChanger, so you should use the 64-bit version of BulkFileChanger.This feature works on Windows 7 and later.Added support for document files (Word, Excel) date/time values - 'Content Created Time' and 'Last Saved Time'.Fixed bug: The extension column displayed incorrect value when there was a folder with '.' character and filename without extension. ![]() jpg file doesn't contain EXIF information. This feature is similar to the 'EXIF - Generated Time' option, but it uses the Property System of Windows, which may work better in some situations.įor example: The 'Photo - Date Taken' option will set the photo date/time even if the original. Added 'Photo - Date Taken' option to set the date/time when the photo was taken. ![]() jpg images, there is a workaround for the limit - Simply set the 'EXIF - Generated Time' (In the fourth line) to the desired old date/time,Īnd then you should see this date/time on Windows Explorer under the 'Date taken' column and 'Date' column. You can still watch an old file date using other file managers like 7-zip, using BulkFileChanger utility, or by right-clicking on the file and choosing 'Properties'.
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