Windows 10: How can I print a file directory that includes the "Content" view details like MP3 duration?

I'm trying to print a file directory listing from Windows Explorer and would like it to include the details shown in the "Content" view — specifically the duration of MP3 files.When I export or print the directory for example, using a command prompt or sending to Notepad, I only get the file names and sizes. However, in Windows Explorer, I've set the view to "Content" so I can see the duration in minutes of each MP3 file, and I'd like to include that in the printed/exported list.Is there a way to export or print the current view exactly as it's shown in Windows Explorer — including metadat

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How to print a directory list within Windows Explorer as text file with custom details including file length?

How to print a directory list within Windows Explorer as text file with custom details including file length? When I print from the DOS prompt (command line) I only get Date, Type and Size properties. I can add the file length column in Windows
Explorer but I need to get it into a text file.

 

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How to print a directory list within Windows Explorer as text file with custom details including file length?

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To display the folder hierarchy, open File Explorer, navigate to the folder you wish to start at, hold down the Shift key, right-click on the folder name and choose Open command window here. Type tree |clip and press Enter. Open your word processor program
(or Notepad) and paste (Ctrl+V) the list to it. You can now print it, edit it or save it.

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