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<blockquote data-quote="mrbenji" data-source="post: 264137" data-attributes="member: 69110">If you mean that mine is a unique situation, I doubt it... this is the default output from XMLTV's Schedules Direct plugin, i.e. the #1 (I believe) TV grabbing tool's output from the best source of US TV listings.&nbsp; But maybe other users can weigh in on whether they have the same problem?The only thing I suspect could be specific to my timezone is the permissible delta between the provided dates, but if that's the case then setting a delta of, say, 1 day, 7 hrs should work for 99% of the shows out there, for any user in any U.S. state.&nbsp; Hopefully some users in Hawaii or on the East Coast can confirm/disprove this theory?Well, you definitely wouldn't want to add it in except as a non-default option with adjustable delta... but hopefully we can get the XMLTV developers to look into why this is happening in the first place, in which case changes to TvScheduler wouldn't be needed.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="mrbenji, post: 264137, member: 69110"] If you mean that mine is a unique situation, I doubt it... this is the default output from XMLTV's Schedules Direct plugin, i.e. the #1 (I believe) TV grabbing tool's output from the best source of US TV listings. But maybe other users can weigh in on whether they have the same problem? The only thing I suspect could be specific to my timezone is the permissible delta between the provided dates, but if that's the case then setting a delta of, say, 1 day, 7 hrs should work for 99% of the shows out there, for any user in any U.S. state. Hopefully some users in Hawaii or on the East Coast can confirm/disprove this theory? Well, you definitely wouldn't want to add it in except as a non-default option with adjustable delta... but hopefully we can get the XMLTV developers to look into why this is happening in the first place, in which case changes to TvScheduler wouldn't be needed. [/QUOTE]

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