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<blockquote data-quote="GSteele" data-source="post: 190139" data-attributes="member: 19552"><p>Ok Temp solution to the timezone issue. (only until next release) </p><p>If you double the timezone discrepancy - minus the original guide offset by a simple string replacement it works ok. In my case doubling the +1000 that was being subtracted due to my +1000. So I just ran a simple string replacement of all the +0000 to +2000 so +2000 - 1000 = the correct time compensation. </p><p>I'd guess changing your +0100 for UK Summer time (guessing Day light saving is still in) to +0300 (2 x +0200 - (+0100) would result in adding an additional 1 hour to get your UK guide to +0200 in Belgium. (This is a guess as mine was simple due to my guide bing in GMT) </p><p></p><p>Good Luck & Thanks</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="GSteele, post: 190139, member: 19552"] Ok Temp solution to the timezone issue. (only until next release) If you double the timezone discrepancy - minus the original guide offset by a simple string replacement it works ok. In my case doubling the +1000 that was being subtracted due to my +1000. So I just ran a simple string replacement of all the +0000 to +2000 so +2000 - 1000 = the correct time compensation. I'd guess changing your +0100 for UK Summer time (guessing Day light saving is still in) to +0300 (2 x +0200 - (+0100) would result in adding an additional 1 hour to get your UK guide to +0200 in Belgium. (This is a guess as mine was simple due to my guide bing in GMT) Good Luck & Thanks [/QUOTE]
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