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I have a very specific task to do:

I have 200 files and need to have the creation in relation to each other.

  • First file created: 22:20 AM
  • Seconde file created: 22:32 AM
  • Third file created: 22:33 AM

The output should look about like this:

  • 1: 00:00 hours:minutes
  • 2: 00:12 hours:minutes
  • 3: 00:13 hours:minutes

So how much time after the first file where the others created. How can I do this within windows? The language doesn't matter and output only need to be readable by a human

Tim
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  • Possible duplicate of [Windows file creation date/time using python](https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2085992/windows-file-creation-date-time-using-python) – Shaked Eyal Feb 04 '19 at 19:50
  • https://video.stackexchange.com/questions/14926/setting-timecode-in-premiere-pro-by-using-file-creation-date-of-clips This might help – Timothy Lukas H. Feb 04 '19 at 19:50
  • @ShakedEyal I would not say it is a duplicate, as "your" question only asks how to get creation date with python. And I ask for what works best and how to calculate with it – Tim Feb 04 '19 at 19:52

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