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The last show for each channel doesn't have a next one so it can't calculate the end time so that is indeed an issue.I don't think its possible to use an end-time for specific channels.Not sure if you can have multiple Listings or JSON nodes in the grabberfile and do something with the channel property to filter out the correct channel...Are the nonformatted times (endTime and startTime) correct in the cases those formattedtimes are wrong?If so, a possible solution could be to patch the webepg plugin so that it can handle unixtimestamps
The last show for each channel doesn't have a next one so it can't calculate the end time so that is indeed an issue.
I don't think its possible to use an end-time for specific channels.
Not sure if you can have multiple Listings or JSON nodes in the grabberfile and do something with the channel property to filter out the correct channel...
Are the nonformatted times (endTime and startTime) correct in the cases those formattedtimes are wrong?
If so, a possible solution could be to patch the webepg plugin so that it can handle unixtimestamps