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<blockquote data-quote="GSteele" data-source="post: 189583" data-attributes="member: 19552"><p>Hi,</p><p>This looks great! Can it do the timezone offset the same as TVE3? My xmltv file has everything with GMT times and timezone but I'm in Australia so it's actually GMT +10. So when I dump the TVGuide.xml into the xmltv dir it get the guide listing fine but at the wrong time. The way the TVE3 xmltv import seems to work is that if you've got the adjust timezone flag set but the time zone compensation is set at 00 00 then it adjusts from whatever timezone is in the fill to you're local regional settings timezone, in my case GMT +10. What it was actually doing was taking 20 hours off for some reason so Sunday 0930 +0000 in the xmltv file (instead of becoming 1930 +1000) it was going backwards to display the program on Saturday at 2330 +1000. </p><p></p><p>Semm like the import is trying to so the right thing but instead of adding the 10 hours to become 1930 +10 is subtracting the 10 hours but setting it at +10.</p><p></p><p>If anyone else has already raised this I'm sorry.</p><p></p><p>Thank for working on this. Ever since I went to TVE3 I've missed the web scheduler and there was a brief momnet of sunshine with the webguide but now this looks like just what I was after.</p><p></p><p>Once again thanks for all the work you've put inot this.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="GSteele, post: 189583, member: 19552"] Hi, This looks great! Can it do the timezone offset the same as TVE3? My xmltv file has everything with GMT times and timezone but I'm in Australia so it's actually GMT +10. So when I dump the TVGuide.xml into the xmltv dir it get the guide listing fine but at the wrong time. The way the TVE3 xmltv import seems to work is that if you've got the adjust timezone flag set but the time zone compensation is set at 00 00 then it adjusts from whatever timezone is in the fill to you're local regional settings timezone, in my case GMT +10. What it was actually doing was taking 20 hours off for some reason so Sunday 0930 +0000 in the xmltv file (instead of becoming 1930 +1000) it was going backwards to display the program on Saturday at 2330 +1000. Semm like the import is trying to so the right thing but instead of adding the 10 hours to become 1930 +10 is subtracting the 10 hours but setting it at +10. If anyone else has already raised this I'm sorry. Thank for working on this. Ever since I went to TVE3 I've missed the web scheduler and there was a brief momnet of sunshine with the webguide but now this looks like just what I was after. Once again thanks for all the work you've put inot this. [/QUOTE]
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