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<blockquote data-quote="MikeL" data-source="post: 102840" data-attributes="member: 14569">Timezone interim workaround?Thanks for looking into that James.&nbsp; Hopefully after your request OzTiVo will soon factor this situation into the way they handle timezones.&nbsp; I am sure others must experience a similar issue, particularly any users situated close to State borders with differing TZs.&nbsp; It seems to me that the best interim workaround for my situation would be to draw the data for the 3 regional stations I'm using from Yahoo, and the remaining metro stations from either OzTiVo or direct from the stations' websites. The problem for me is that after making the necessary changes to the WebEPG.xml and 5-au_tv_yahoo_com.xml files I still haven't been able to get the yahoo data to come down properly.&nbsp; I get &quot;Grabber Error&quot; and &quot;No listings found&quot; and &quot;Getting sublinked data failed&quot; comments in the WebEPG.log file as in the cutdown file attached.It is odd that sometimes some of the stations grab fine under the same grabber but generally for only some of the days targeted.&nbsp; I have checked and rechecked, and I can't find a problem with the syntax etc of my addition of the 3 regional stations I added to the grabber file - <a href="mailto:nbn-gc-metro@ninemsn.com.au">nbn-gc-metro@ninemsn.com.au</a><a href="mailto:sc-gc@ten.com.au">sc-gc@ten.com.au</a><a href="mailto:prime-gc@seven.com.au">prime-gc@seven.com.au</a>or with the layout of my WebEPG.xml.I have attached my WebEPG.xml file and yahoo grabber file for reference. I have been working on sorting this for several days now and tried many changes, all without success.&nbsp; The xml files seem to parse OK.&nbsp; Would be very helpful if somone more experienced with this could have a look at these files and point out anything that doesn't look right.Thanks for any suggestions.MikeL</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MikeL, post: 102840, member: 14569"] [b]Timezone interim workaround?[/b] Thanks for looking into that James. Hopefully after your request OzTiVo will soon factor this situation into the way they handle timezones. I am sure others must experience a similar issue, particularly any users situated close to State borders with differing TZs. It seems to me that the best interim workaround for my situation would be to draw the data for the 3 regional stations I'm using from Yahoo, and the remaining metro stations from either OzTiVo or direct from the stations' websites. The problem for me is that after making the necessary changes to the WebEPG.xml and 5-au_tv_yahoo_com.xml files I still haven't been able to get the yahoo data to come down properly. I get "Grabber Error" and "No listings found" and "Getting sublinked data failed" comments in the WebEPG.log file as in the cutdown file attached. It is odd that sometimes some of the stations grab fine under the same grabber but generally for only some of the days targeted. I have checked and rechecked, and I can't find a problem with the syntax etc of my addition of the 3 regional stations I added to the grabber file - [email]nbn-gc-metro@ninemsn.com.au[/email] [email]sc-gc@ten.com.au[/email] [email]prime-gc@seven.com.au[/email] or with the layout of my WebEPG.xml. I have attached my WebEPG.xml file and yahoo grabber file for reference. I have been working on sorting this for several days now and tried many changes, all without success. The xml files seem to parse OK. Would be very helpful if somone more experienced with this could have a look at these files and point out anything that doesn't look right. Thanks for any suggestions. MikeL [/QUOTE]

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