Batch convert and preserve creation dates

Hello,
How can I batch convert videos and preserve creation dates.
I have a big collection of family video that I want to convert, but preserving the dates is crucial for sorting by date after.
Any ideas if the creation date can be transfered to the video EXIF of similar ?
Simcerely
Dan

There are a few things you can do in Compressors...
You can add Annotations to the video. Click on the video in the video well, Inspector window, Additional Information tab:
and/or you can add a small text overlay to the bottom right of the video; Inspector window, Filter tab, Text Overlay:

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