Timezone issue

[sbiddle]

I've just installed 3.5.7 on a brand new machine that I plan to migrate my backend to. I did an a XML export of recordings on the old machine and coipied the files across and this all works fine - except for the times shown in the recordings screen.

If I click on a recording I see the time in ready recordings displaying in Zulu time (as the XML says) which is NZST -12 however when clicking on a recording to see details it displays the time correctly in NZST.

Is this a bug in 3.5.7?

[sub]

Is this a bug in 3.5.7?

If it is, then it was probably a bug in the previous versions to (hasn't changed in a long time). I'll check it in the morning and fix.

I don't do a lot of importing of recordings, so hadn't noticed.

[sbiddle]

Cheers

The last time I imported anything was about 3 or 4 years ago when I moved machines!

[gdevo]

I am new to NPVR and just installed on win 10. my biggest issue is the EPG output from Schedules Direct appears to be 2 hours early. I've looked for time zone adjustments, the computer is correct, not sure where to go from there.

[sub]

I am new to NPVR and just installed on win 10. my biggest issue is the EPG output from Schedules Direct appears to be 2 hours early. I've looked for time zone adjustments, the computer is correct, not sure where to go from there.

There are no known issues around this, and thousands of others using it and getting the correct times, so I'm 99.9% sure this will be related to the configuration of timezone info on your machine.

All the times arrive from Schedules Direct as UTC times, and NextPVR asks Windows to convert them to local times. It uses the timezone settings on your machine to do this.

You need to check two things - the timezone is set correctly, and Windows is set to automatically adjust for daylight savings. If it's not this, then the only other possibility I can think ok is that you've selected a line up that is for the east coast, where everything is shown a couple of hours earlier.

[johnsonx42]

I never get to use my ban-hammer any more.... I don't suppose thread-hijacking AND cross-posting on day 1 is a capital offense here, but manners sir, manners!