strike667

Dunno, put it inside a web converter and this is what came from it. Basically yes. Let's say the demo files are created every map change (that's ~20min). Which means, if the demo started recording at 14:00 and another demo at 15:00, if we have a timestamp with 14:35, it should find the demo that started recording at 14:00. Simply the demofile in which the time should be.

Hello. I think I have a little unique and difficult to solve problem that I really need to post here. I, as a counter-strike portal administrator, am running some CS servers. With automatical script, the server uploads demos (videos of gameplay) on FTP in this format: 101229154428.dem and so on. The number is a date in this format: year, month, day, hours, minutes, seconds => for the example it's 29th December 2010, 15h, 44m and 28s. Then I have a "report" page. The important part on it is that, there is a date in unix timestamp in each row like 1336837680 (29th december 2010, 15h, 47m, 00s). And now what I need: Find a demo that corresponds to the unix timestamp. If there is a timestamp 1336837680, it should find 101229154428.dem. You know what I mean, there is not one demofile, there are plenty. Just find the demo, that contains a record of the time used in timestamp. Pretty difficult, isn't it? I would love to see if anybody came up with anything. Best regards!