Try replacing datetime.utcfromtimestamp with datetime.fromtimestamp in Alex's script.
I believe that should return local time as set on your PC.
You can also convert filenames directly using "Advanced Renamer" from: www.advancedrenamer.com
I have a script for Advanced Renamer that will convert Unix datestamp filenames to either local or UTC that I can post if you need it
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If you have already converted the filenames and just want to convert UTC to local time you can use the Renumber method in Advanced Renamer to add or subtract the requisite number of hours.
Try replacing datetime.utcfromtimestamp with datetime.fromtimestamp in Alex's script.
I believe that should return local time as set on your PC.
You can also convert filenames directly using "Advanced Renamer" from: www.advancedrenamer.com
I have a script for Advanced Renamer that will convert Unix datestamp filenames to either local or UTC that I can post if you need it
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If you have already converted the filenames and just want to convert UTC to local time you can use the Renumber method in Advanced Renamer to add or subtract the requisite number of hours.