Update EPG Issue

[Vundavar7]

Always before my nextPVR would auto update my EPG but recently I keep having to do it my self. What changed? After MUCH research I found the set update time to be the issue. Maybe it is me but I could not find anywhere as to whether the set time was A.M., P.M., or Military. THAT was the problem. There should be a notice by the set time box that states it is Military time. Once I figured that out and set the time to military time my issue was solved. Did I miss something?  It cold have been so simple, but for me it wasn't. ~ So... My question is: Is there any way nextPVR can put "Military Time" printed next to that box? It shouldn't be that hard.  ~ What do y'all think?

[BrettB]

Always before my nextPVR would auto update my EPG but recently I keep having to do it my self. What changed? After MUCH research I found the set update time to be the issue. Maybe it is me but I could not find anywhere as to whether the set time was A.M., P.M., or Military. THAT was the problem. There should be a notice by the set time box that states it is Military time. Once I figured that out and set the time to military time my issue was solved. Did I miss something?  It cold have been so simple, but for me it wasn't. ~ So... My question is: Is there any way nextPVR can put "Military Time" printed next to that box? It shouldn't be that hard.  ~ What do y'all think?

It seems pretty obvious to me with the instructions for that box stating 'eg. "03:00" to update at 3am'. But, I suppose it could be tweaked a bit with a couple more examples including one like "15:00" for 3pm and one like "03:00,15:00" for 3am and 3pm. I definitely wouldn't use the term "Military Time".

[jimil]

The expression Military Time is very much a USA thing (or perhaps North American) most other places I've been use the 12hr and 24hr clocks interchangeable. 
The use of the 12 hr clock i.e. am/pm in conversational use and 24 hr clock 00.00/24.00 for scheduling, timetables, epg's etc is any everyday thing in my experience.
As above  the meaning of 'eg. "03:00" to update at 3am' didn't trouble me, I didn't have to think twice about what it meant.