To address your question about extracting the start time in a readable format, it looks like the startTime field in your example (startTime=1694836-1694404- 0 0: 0: 0) is not in a standard time format that can be easily recognized and converted directly. It appears to be a custom or possibly corrupted format. To extract and convert it to a readable time format, you might need more context about how this time is represented. Here are a few steps you could try:
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Understand the Format: Check the documentation or source of the .txt file to understand how the startTime is meant to be interpreted.
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Parse with Context: If 1694836-1694404 represents a timestamp or difference, investigate how these numbers are generated. Are they Unix timestamps, or do they represent something else?
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Conversion: Assuming you can figure out what these numbers mean, you can write a script in a programming language like Python to convert them. For example:
import datetime
# Hypothetical example: Assume 1694836 is a Unix timestamp
timestamp = 1694836
readable_time = datetime.datetime.utcfromtimestamp(timestamp).strftime('%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S')
print(readable_time)
Without more context on how the startTime field's value is generated, it's challenging to provide precise details. If you have documentation or additional examples, reviewing those could provide more clues.