Again, depending on what you need this for, a simple FileLister app can be used http//
I'm not sure if this will help but I use a product called folderprint it can produce output in a variety of formats including HTML. You might want to take a look at the following link http//
Just as a test using a nice terminal one-liner..
fls -l -f ntfs -o 63 -z UTC -i raw MY-DISK-IMG.dd
That gave me the directory listing (not recursive) of the root folder, including the inode for each folder. If you want the lot, the add "-r" but that will give you every single file and folder. It would be easier to drill down using the specific inode for the target parent directory. Then re-run the command…
fls -l -r -f ntfs -o 63 -z UTC -i raw MY-DISK-IMG.dd 123-4-56 (replace with the real inode for the folder you are targeting)
Note the "-r" as well, that makes it recursive.
To get output directly importable to Excel, use
fls -l -r -f ntfs -o 63 -z UTC -i raw MY-DISK-IMG.dd 123-4-56 | sed -i 's/[–TAB–]/, /g' >> dirlisting.csv
In place of –TAB– , press CTRL + V followed by the TAB key.
The result is a comma separated value, directory listing, with MAC times that you can import into Excel. You can then sort and filter and all that other good excel stuff to get only what you need.