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<blockquote data-quote="PN23" data-source="post: 1264085" data-attributes="member: 164523">Any assistance here would be greatly appreciated - I am pulling my hair out with this one!I am using a couple of IPTV services that provide me with local channels in my own country, and some of these channels are so called &quot;+1 channels&quot; which run an hour behind the live channels so are timezone -1I also have a few channels from the US and these can be between -5 and -8 hours behind.Applying time compensation in the XMLTV plugin would be a blanket change across all channels so I have not tried that, however I have tried setting tvg-shift tags in my m3u to compensate as I have done with other IPTV platforms.MP2 (and I assume MP1 as I have never used it) does not appear to be able to work with an m3u file that is anything other than a plain simple file, so any modern tagging as would be found in m3uplus or m3u8 files results in the TV server not being able to scan any channels described in the file.When I remove everything other than the name and path to the channel, the TV server can scan them all, but this leaves me with the XMLTV EPG issue with timings all over the place.I have scoured the forums and found others with similar issues to me but not found an answer. Can anybody point me in the right direction with this? Is it possible to offset the time for some channels?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="PN23, post: 1264085, member: 164523"] Any assistance here would be greatly appreciated - I am pulling my hair out with this one! I am using a couple of IPTV services that provide me with local channels in my own country, and some of these channels are so called "+1 channels" which run an hour behind the live channels so are timezone -1 I also have a few channels from the US and these can be between -5 and -8 hours behind. Applying time compensation in the XMLTV plugin would be a blanket change across all channels so I have not tried that, however I have tried setting tvg-shift tags in my m3u to compensate as I have done with other IPTV platforms. MP2 (and I assume MP1 as I have never used it) does not appear to be able to work with an m3u file that is anything other than a plain simple file, so any modern tagging as would be found in m3uplus or m3u8 files results in the TV server not being able to scan any channels described in the file. When I remove everything other than the name and path to the channel, the TV server can scan them all, but this leaves me with the XMLTV EPG issue with timings all over the place. I have scoured the forums and found others with similar issues to me but not found an answer. Can anybody point me in the right direction with this? Is it possible to offset the time for some channels? [/QUOTE]

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