Hello,
Thank you for your post.
You can use altarnative time format types described here:
https://www.solveigmm.com/en/support/doc/video-editing-sdk-for-windows/sdk-batch-file-structure.html#time_format_typesFor 100ns you can see that 1 sec = 1*10^7 unit. So you need firstly convert time to seconds and then multiply by 10^7.
You can change timeFormat to time10ms.
It will be possibly more relevant for you, but in this case you need to keep in mind that the last digits are not milliseconds, but tens of ms. This is also written in the description by the above link.
That is, if you need to cut exactly starting from the time of 0.125 sec, then this will not work when using this time10ms format. It will only be possible from 0.12.
Also please note, the editing accuracy that will be with time10ms format is not units of milliseconds, but tens of milliseconds.