@Solla-topee 

Selected a file in the app and downloaded it to my phone.
The file is named "1739298382705.mp4" - unix format in milliseconds - which is the time of the download.

Actual time of recording: Tue Feb 11 2025 05:27:42
The correct file name would then be: 1739248062 - unix format in seconds (missing 3 numbers to get milliseconds...)

I know WHEN I downloaded the file, but not when the recording was made!
I have "solved" the problem by  enable the timestamp in the image, but that is not what I want.

 @Solla-topee  @Senior47 

Adding my name to this request. It is very inconvenient having to manually change the filename from the current esoteric format to the time the video was shot. This actual shot-tiem is only available in the Windows Explorer "Date" field, in the metadata item "Media Created", which is not readable by my file-renaming program (it reads Date-created and Date-modified, but they both come up as the time the video is downloaded).

Swann cameras have the time-shot in the downloaded filename (at the end). Here's an example

"SwannSecurity-FW1A4JR1ZHP3XMNB111A_20250307_234526.mp4"

and it would make life so much easier if Tapo did the same.

In this example, the vidoes were shot on the 13th, but downloaded on the 14th. Only the Date Ctreated and Modified are generally read by file renamers. They don't read the "media Created" field.