Times in EPG wrong

[JonnyCam]

So is the actual XML file showing the correct times?
Is your time zone showing as DST in Windows now?

Cheers

[stustunz]

have you ticked the box that says adjust for daylight savings ?

[lost@c]

So is the actual XML file showing the correct times?
Is your time zone showing as DST in Windows now?

Cheers

I'm using the DVB EPG Broadcast for my guide so do I have an XML file? Not sure what to look for if so.

I have ticked the box that says automatically udjust for Daylight savings and my time says New Zealand Daylight Time

Appreciate the help thanks

[JonnyCam]

Sorry, forgot all about that - I use the DVB utility provided by Sub to download all of the DVB stuff to an XML file.
Not sure how the inbuilt DVB epg stuff is handled, must be direct into the DB.

[sub]

I use the DVBtoXMLTV utility JonnyCam mentions above, and I have the correct times on my machine.

Even though DVBtoXMLTV uses the same code behind the scenes as the DVB EPG source, I thought I better check, so I just fired up the config app on a clean machine and created a new capture source with DVB EPG. I checked the listings after the EPG update completed and they're all listed at the correct time here.

[sub]

Make sure you do an 'empty epg' before trying the 'update epg'.

[lost@c]

Thanks Sub. Last night I poked around looking for where the listings might be stored and in the process mucked up the whole program! A clean install has solved my problem.

I will look at the DVBtoXMLTV utility as it sounds like a better long term solution

Appreciate the help

[sub]

I will look at the DVBtoXMLTV utility as it sounds like a better long term solution

The "DVB EPG" option is fine if you're using DVB-S only, but if you've got other types of capture devices requiring listings, having the DVB-S listings in xml form can be useful. For example, I can use the DVB-S listings (sky+freeview) for my DVB-T and DVB-C capture sources.