[no Bug] TV Guide is one hour behind because of change to daylight saving time (1 Viewer)

[Hella]

Hello all,

after the clock automatically switched to daylight saving time today the TV Guide is one hour behind. I rebooted the computer and also tried to run WebEPG again, but without any success. Any ideas?

Thanks,
Hella

 

[HomeY]

You probably have grabbed data before the clock change, and therefor the programs in your XML have the old start/end times.
Probably will get fixed if you do a complete new grab after removing old entries.

 

[Hella]

Thanks for your answer. I do not know how to delete old EPG-data, did not found anything in the configuration tool for this. How can I do this?

I already started WebEPG several times, where the option "Delete old programs before import (Recommended!)" is activated by default, without success. However, WebEPG says XX channels imported, but 0 programs imported (this was so, since I installed MediaPortal), so maybe only the DVB-EPG is used.

 

[HomeY]

long time since i used WebEPG, but if i recall correct, all data is downloaded to an XML file, right? And that's imported into MP.

Open TV Server config >> Manual Control, and hit the 'refresh EPG' button there. That should clean your EPG and re-collect.

 

[Hella]

WebEPG has the option to directly store it into the database, but there are errors in the logfiles so it looks like WebEPG can not grab any data.

Manual Control -> Refresh EPG did it, thank you very much. I searched every EPG-setting, but didn't expect it there.
However, it is still a bug that MP can not handle clock changes automatically.

 

[HomeY]

However, it is still a bug that MP can not handle clock changes automatically.

Well, for my DVB-EPG, all went fine, but i do have the options 'Always try to fill holes' & 'Always try to update existing entries' checked in TV Server Config >> DVB EPG.

 

[Vasilich]

However, it is still a bug that MP can not handle clock changes automatically.

no, it isn't, as the timestamps come from WebEPG, and only WebEPG grabber file knows the offset needed, as it is defined there.