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<blockquote data-quote="Reggie Schaffnit" data-source="post: 1235111" data-attributes="member: 155091">I have several installations of Media Portal 2.+, one 'real' one and one or more playpens.&nbsp; Fortunately I can get the real one to work.HOWEVER, on several machines loading the schedule, whether it comes from xmltv.com or SchedulesDirect, the times in the tv guide are off by 6 hours, not incidentally the offset for my timezone, CST US.&nbsp; I have tried changing the +0000 time adjustment to -0600 in the xml file before loading it with the xmltv plug-in.&nbsp; That works on the real machine, but on some machines it does not work.Checking the &quot;Apply time compensation when loading tvguide.xml&quot; and specifying -06 hours appears to do nothing.I saw in one post that one problem was not having the clock update automatically update, but that's checked.I have also fiddled the tz environment variable.&nbsp; That seems to make life worse.Any clues are welcome.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Reggie Schaffnit, post: 1235111, member: 155091"] I have several installations of Media Portal 2.+, one 'real' one and one or more playpens. Fortunately I can get the real one to work. HOWEVER, on several machines loading the schedule, whether it comes from xmltv.com or SchedulesDirect, the times in the tv guide are off by 6 hours, not incidentally the offset for my timezone, CST US. I have tried changing the +0000 time adjustment to -0600 in the xml file before loading it with the xmltv plug-in. That works on the real machine, but on some machines it does not work. Checking the "Apply time compensation when loading tvguide.xml" and specifying -06 hours appears to do nothing. I saw in one post that one problem was not having the clock update automatically update, but that's checked. I have also fiddled the tz environment variable. That seems to make life worse. Any clues are welcome. [/QUOTE]

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