What does "Last fetch" mean, and does Filmot show a video's exact crawl or indexing date?

Q: What does "Last fetch" mean, and does Filmot show a video's exact crawl or indexing date?

The Last fetch column in Metadata search indicates when Filmot last encountered information about a video. You can sort the column in either direction. This is not necessarily the video's first indexing date or the time its full metadata, statistics or subtitles were updated. Filmot does not provide a complete per-video collection history or exact timestamps for every field. In subtitle search, Index New-Old and Index Old-New sort results by when a video was added to the subtitle index. Those options are separate from Last fetch .

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The Last fetch column in Metadata search indicates when Filmot last encountered information about a video. You can sort the column in either direction.

This is not necessarily the video's first indexing date or the time its full metadata, statistics or subtitles were updated. Filmot does not provide a complete per-video collection history or exact timestamps for every field.

In subtitle search, Index New-Old and Index Old-New sort results by when a video was added to the subtitle index. Those options are separate from Last fetch.