Working with the Convert.exe utility using the command prompt

You can work with the Convert.exe utility using the Windows command prompt. The following startup parameters are used:

1. TZ +hh:mm—changes the date of the video file creation and modification for hh hours and mm minutes.
2. PATH—specifies the path to the archive folder, for the files of which you must restore the date of creation (modification).
3. FULLMODE—runs the utility to correct the date of file creation and modification.
4. FORMAT is similar to FULLMODE. It additionally converts archive files to the format optimized for the archive operation recorded in high resolution. The execution time of the FORMAT operation is comparable to the time required for completely copying the archive on the same disc, because it requires reading every frame and creating backup copies of files while they are modified. After you update the archive format or record the new one, the execution time of subsequent conversions in the FULLMODE mode becomes the same as during an ordinary conversion.

Examples of commands for working with the Convert.exe utility using the command prompt:

1. Convert.exe PATH "H:\Video\03-09-12 15" FULLMODE
   When you run this command, the Convert.exe utility restores the date of file creation and modification within the H:\Video\03-09-12 15 folder.
2. Convert.exe TZ +01:00
   When you run this command, the time of file creation and modification changes to an hour ahead. For example, the folder with the name 17-09-12 13 is renamed to 17-09-12 14.