RuneN007

The hard thing here is to make sure the conversion is supported by all OS. Example function: ```c++ const char* DataInterpreter::getUnixDate( int64_t seconds ){ time_t sec = seconds; struct tm...

We can support both 32 and 64 bit for unix epoch. However, current file systems implement this differently. FAT date is accurate for FAT12,16 and 32. But not the FAT...

Yes, you are correct. ExFAT makes this difficult, which also may be the reason why other tools do not support it. However, a user may use the FAT time and...

You are correct about the relative positions. The main problem is to identify which of the ExFAT timestamps the user have his cursor on. If it is possible to test...