Export sort order

Hi,
Any ideas on the following?
I have 2 cameras which I sometimes use at the same time, both cameras are time sync'd when I do this. I've imported the images into Lightroom and then sorted the images to capture date and time, this way the images are all in the correct chronological order.
However, when I export them they revert back to the filename order, which is not the way I want them.
Is there a way to export in the capture date and time order, without renaming the files?
Cheers
Owin

If you want your files to order in the file explorer (or equivalent on a Mac), you can name them to do so, such as by date/time if you want chronological order. Or put a sequence number before whatever you want the name to be (filename or title or caption or whatever).

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