Preface: I checked to the best of my ability and the hex I am dealing with does not seem to conform to the "standard" hex date/time formats (time_t, time_64, DATE, DOS date/time as calculated by Hex Workshop as well as all the formats checked by the DCode time decoder application).
Here are some "complete" hex sequences that hopefully contain the remaining time data necessary for an accurate conversion: C00AE440555555555555D53F555555555555D53FABAAAAAAAAAAEA3F0CF712000000 =.
However, with ndkrempel's work on the subject I've realized the entire time stamp includes an additional 7 bytes which I had previously ignored since my files normally contain timestamps with zero minutes or seconds. Thanks to ndkrempel the date portion of the hex has been deciphered.
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