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<blockquote data-quote="vort" data-source="post: 163098" data-attributes="member: 52357">jingoro,Thanks for the batch file, couldn't get it to copy the file, until I realized I had to change the *.xml to the actual filename of the xml file, duh <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile&nbsp; &nbsp; :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" />Game_dude,I had some issues with time zone too.&nbsp; I couldn't get it to update the database for some reason.&nbsp; Then, all of sudden, it just worked, I must have been keying something wrong.&nbsp; Play with the timezone offset.&nbsp; For me, EST, I had to subtract 4 hours from the time in the file.&nbsp; So in the config, I put -4 in the first box, and zero in the second box.&nbsp; I then clicked the update button.&nbsp; Make sure you wait to get a confirmation that it was updated successfully.&nbsp; That should take care of it.You can also run the utility commandline as shown in jingoro's batch file code.&nbsp; Type c:\yahooxmltv\yahooxmltv.exe and add offset=-0400 or whatever your offset number is.&nbsp; If you use this, in the Mediaportal config make sure you don't have any offset entered.Hope that helps.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="vort, post: 163098, member: 52357"] jingoro, Thanks for the batch file, couldn't get it to copy the file, until I realized I had to change the *.xml to the actual filename of the xml file, duh :) Game_dude, I had some issues with time zone too. I couldn't get it to update the database for some reason. Then, all of sudden, it just worked, I must have been keying something wrong. Play with the timezone offset. For me, EST, I had to subtract 4 hours from the time in the file. So in the config, I put -4 in the first box, and zero in the second box. I then clicked the update button. Make sure you wait to get a confirmation that it was updated successfully. That should take care of it. You can also run the utility commandline as shown in jingoro's batch file code. Type c:\yahooxmltv\yahooxmltv.exe and add offset=-0400 or whatever your offset number is. If you use this, in the Mediaportal config make sure you don't have any offset entered. Hope that helps. [/QUOTE]

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