Out-Gridview: Getting the Data You Want when Using the PowerShell Scanner

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[greggapowell]

Well, this topic is clearly extremous Hoping you might have an answer to the problem I'm having. I have a folder on a remote windows computer containing security camera video footage (mp4 files). I want to only search the *.mp4 files for those that are created (time-wise) between 2300 and 0600 irregardless of date.

The Powershell script code:
$root = "F:\ispy\video\SWVL"
(Get-ChildItem -Path $root) | Where-Object -gt 23 -or -lt 06} | ls | Out-GridView -PassThru


works perfectly to pass the filtered list of files to a pwershell gridview - but what I'd like to do is pass the list of files to WIndows Explorer so I can open them or what ever directly. Can't seem to figure this out.

Thinking you might be able to help....

Thanks much in advance.

Gregg
Sierra Vista, AZ