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Start and end times in frontmatter. Every imported note now gets start-time and end-time properties, written as ISO 8601 with the time-zone offset (for example 2026-08-07T14:52:11-04:00). They are always present, no template needed, so you can query and sort recordings by their exact time in Dataview. The date property stays YYYY-MM-DD so existing date queries and daily-note links keep working.
A "Fallback time zone" setting. Used only for the rare older recording that arrives without Plaud's own time-zone information. Type an IANA zone name such as America/New_York, or leave it empty to use the importing device's zone. Almost every recording carries its own zone and ignores this.
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Times are written in the recording's own capture time zone. The plugin now reads the time zone each recording was made in and renders every time in it, so a note reads the same wall-clock time Plaud shows and no longer shifts depending on which computer ran the import. This applies to the date property, the note name, the subfolder, the optional datetime property, and the new start and end times. If you have always imported on a computer set to the same zone you record in, nothing changes. If you sometimes import from a different zone (a second machine, travel, or an automated run), notes now land on the correct day and time instead of the importing machine's. A recording imported before this change is only re-dated if you re-import it.