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<blockquote data-quote="MikeL" data-source="post: 101665" data-attributes="member: 14569"><p><strong>Inconsistent timezones during WebEPG grab</strong></p><p></p><p>Thanks for the pointers Taipan. I have the guide importing OK now, but had to delete and rebuild TVDatabaseV21.db3 to get the data to import properly. I decided to try this after reading another post elsewhere on the forum (<a href="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/showthread.php?t=13973)" target="_blank">https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/showthread.php?t=13973)</a>. Don't really understand why, but this did the trick. </p><p></p><p>I've reduced my sources as you suggested to now just ABC and OzTiVo. Now I'm down hopefully to one last prob relating to timezone. I have my timezone under XP set to Brisbane. However I am located at the Gold Coast in South East Queensland ~100 km south of Brisbane. The Gold Coast is quite close to the border shared by Queensland (which does not have daylight savings time) and NSW (which is currently in daylight savings time). Consequently I can receive both the metro and regional versions of channels 7 (Prime GC), 9 (NBN), and 10 (Southern Cross 10). All the metro versions appear in the TVGuide at the right times, but each of the regional stations incorrectly appear an hour earlier in the guide. </p><p></p><p>Curiously, if I manually log into OzTiVo and look at the guide data, all is aligned perfectly with absolutely no discrepency between the regional and corresponding metro channels??? Does this therefore have something to do with the grabber pulling from the mirror site without logins, user IDs etc instead?</p><p></p><p>The metro/regional programming is mostly similar but does differ slightly with localised versions of the news and weekend late afternoon local programs etc, some of which I would like to use MP to record. All the timezone adjustment opportunities I am aware of under MP or WebEPG will globally affect all of the channels. Are there other methods perhaps?</p><p></p><p>Taipan, are you (or anyone else out there) able to point me towards an elegant method of corecting this discrepency? Thanks in advance.</p><p></p><p>Mike</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MikeL, post: 101665, member: 14569"] [b]Inconsistent timezones during WebEPG grab[/b] Thanks for the pointers Taipan. I have the guide importing OK now, but had to delete and rebuild TVDatabaseV21.db3 to get the data to import properly. I decided to try this after reading another post elsewhere on the forum ([url]https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/showthread.php?t=13973)[/url]. Don't really understand why, but this did the trick. I've reduced my sources as you suggested to now just ABC and OzTiVo. Now I'm down hopefully to one last prob relating to timezone. I have my timezone under XP set to Brisbane. However I am located at the Gold Coast in South East Queensland ~100 km south of Brisbane. The Gold Coast is quite close to the border shared by Queensland (which does not have daylight savings time) and NSW (which is currently in daylight savings time). Consequently I can receive both the metro and regional versions of channels 7 (Prime GC), 9 (NBN), and 10 (Southern Cross 10). All the metro versions appear in the TVGuide at the right times, but each of the regional stations incorrectly appear an hour earlier in the guide. Curiously, if I manually log into OzTiVo and look at the guide data, all is aligned perfectly with absolutely no discrepency between the regional and corresponding metro channels??? Does this therefore have something to do with the grabber pulling from the mirror site without logins, user IDs etc instead? The metro/regional programming is mostly similar but does differ slightly with localised versions of the news and weekend late afternoon local programs etc, some of which I would like to use MP to record. All the timezone adjustment opportunities I am aware of under MP or WebEPG will globally affect all of the channels. Are there other methods perhaps? Taipan, are you (or anyone else out there) able to point me towards an elegant method of corecting this discrepency? Thanks in advance. Mike [/QUOTE]
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