Did you delete guide data from within TVServer config, this is the important step.
1hr time discrepancy in TV Guide data (2 Viewers)
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I don't see an option to delete guide data anywhere. I did have the "delete old programmes before import" option checked, if that's what you mean?
- September 1, 2008
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Hi itm
Possibly what Ray meant was the "refresh DVB EPG" button in the "manual control" section, however I think the option you've selected would be sufficient. Could you possibly post the actual tvguide.xml file so we can see what the raw data says?
mm
Possibly what Ray meant was the "refresh DVB EPG" button in the "manual control" section, however I think the option you've selected would be sufficient. Could you possibly post the actual tvguide.xml file so we can see what the raw data says?
mm
I am having the same problem, but I get my tv data from the freestanding peg.
This only started when I upgraded from Win XP to Win 7, so I think that it could be a windows problem, my workaround is to set windows time to +1 hour and accept that the times in my epg are 1 hour ahead but the program's are now correctly displayed, I.e. a program in my epg may say that it starts at 22:00 but it will display in the epg at 21:00 actual time and will record correctly at 21:00.
Would love to find a more permanent fix for this as driving me mad at the moment
Pete
Sorry for the above, it should say freesat epg....
Pete
This only started when I upgraded from Win XP to Win 7, so I think that it could be a windows problem, my workaround is to set windows time to +1 hour and accept that the times in my epg are 1 hour ahead but the program's are now correctly displayed, I.e. a program in my epg may say that it starts at 22:00 but it will display in the epg at 21:00 actual time and will record correctly at 21:00.
Would love to find a more permanent fix for this as driving me mad at the moment
Pete
Sorry for the above, it should say freesat epg....
Pete
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I've just found a bizzarre solution, although not a very good one....
I manually edited tvguide.xml - changed the name of one of the programmes - to check that it was actually being reloaded, and not cached. As soon as I did this the TV guide data appeared correctly in MP - no time problems
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I manually edited tvguide.xml - changed the name of one of the programmes - to check that it was actually being reloaded, and not cached. As soon as I did this the TV guide data appeared correctly in MP - no time problems
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Ok I have solved this on my MP.
I dropped the database, restarted the PC, reset the PC time back to normal and re-scanned all my tv channels. Once this was done I re setup my tv preferences and then did a manual EPG scan and voila my EPG now shows all the tv stations at the correct time.
Not sure why an upgrade of Windows should cause this but all ok now.
Pete
I dropped the database, restarted the PC, reset the PC time back to normal and re-scanned all my tv channels. Once this was done I re setup my tv preferences and then did a manual EPG scan and voila my EPG now shows all the tv stations at the correct time.
Not sure why an upgrade of Windows should cause this but all ok now.
Pete
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I happen to stumble on this solution, which has fixed my 1 hour ahead problem.
Just leave blank,.......no zeros. (pic below)
tick the force import button, then mappings tab,.....load/refresh, then tick on save button'
I'm in (EST) and this might not work for others.
Good luck.
Just leave blank,.......no zeros. (pic below)
tick the force import button, then mappings tab,.....load/refresh, then tick on save button'
I'm in (EST) and this might not work for others.
Good luck.
