Windows 10: Regedit hackers! Can you help? Hovering over file to display 'Media Created' date.

Hi all,

Regedit hackers, can you assist me?

I have a bunch of video files which I transferred onto a hard-drive some years ago, and I'm wanting to view file Origin information quickly by hovering over each file in Explorer - specifically the 'Media Created' date.

I am able to change the "InfoTip" data in Registry Editor to show 'Date Created' information with hover, but not the 'Media Created' date. This is an issue for me, because 'Date Created' shows the date I transferred the file, but I am interested in displaying the 'Media Created' date when the video was recorded (to be clear, this information is accessed via File Properties>Details>scroll down to Origin heading to see 'Media Created' date.)

To show 'Date Created' information with Regedit, my InfoTip data looks like this:

prop:System.ItemType;System.Size;System.Media.Duration;System.DateCreated;System.OfflineAvailability

Naturally, I assumed the following would work to display 'Media Created' date:

prop:System.ItemType;System.Size;System.Media.Duration;System.MediaCreated;System.OfflineAvailability

Unfortunately the information does not display. I've tried it with a full-stop between as well ('Media.Created'), but to no avail.

What do you think? Is there specific syntax or wording I should be using which I'm unaware of? Is it even possible to display Origin data using this method?



Thanks folks - any help is much appreciated.

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