Video record date

version 6 of QT showed the original record date of a DV file in the properties box but version 7 doesn't. Is there a way of retrieving this information in version 7?
Tx

Hi Robert,
Welcome to Sony Community!
Yes, However, the date and time are not displayed while shooting. They are displayed only during playback. Make sure that the date and time are set in the Camera before recording. Information about setting date and time is mentioned on page#56 of the Handbook.
http://www.docs.sony.com/release/MHSTS22_handbook.pdf
Please mark the solution as accepted if you find information helpful.
Thank you for your post.

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