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<blockquote data-quote="ge2301" data-source="post: 1221782" data-attributes="member: 145639">Yes, the reason is the space and time formatting. In the beginning placed the start and end like &quot;22:15 - 23:30&quot;. The problem is, if an program ends the next day or you move even back in EPG. In worst case it can look like this: &quot;23.06.2016 22:15 - 24.06.2016 23:30&quot;. It's not even possible to put both in one label, because the format is not supported by converters. I can only place it into a StackPanel and start and end time scroll seperatey --&gt; absolutely not nice.Vertically there is no space in BV for a second label. My proposal is to make the time &quot;formatable&quot;. If the start time contains the date, the end time does not need it from my point of view. There is usually no program running more than 1 day. The year is also not necessary, as the watch in top right corner shows it, is enough. If you are in January 2018 and the date of epg shows 24.12. it's also clear, that you scrolled back to previous year. As an result the worst case time would be like this: 14.05. 23:15 - 1:30This is also how other software handles it usually.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ge2301, post: 1221782, member: 145639"] Yes, the reason is the space and time formatting. In the beginning placed the start and end like "22:15 - 23:30". The problem is, if an program ends the next day or you move even back in EPG. In worst case it can look like this: "23.06.2016 22:15 - 24.06.2016 23:30". It's not even possible to put both in one label, because the format is not supported by converters. I can only place it into a StackPanel and start and end time scroll seperatey --> absolutely not nice. Vertically there is no space in BV for a second label. My proposal is to make the time "formatable". If the start time contains the date, the end time does not need it from my point of view. There is usually no program running more than 1 day. The year is also not necessary, as the watch in top right corner shows it, is enough. If you are in January 2018 and the date of epg shows 24.12. it's also clear, that you scrolled back to previous year. As an result the worst case time would be like this: 14.05. 23:15 - 1:30 This is also how other software handles it usually. [/QUOTE]

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