I use to WebGrab to get EPG from coutries with different timezones, I can now see for example that the EPG from UK is 1h behind, I'm in CET (Sweden).
I wonder what's the best way to get it right in the xml file?
I use to WebGrab to get EPG from coutries with different timezones, I can now see for example that the EPG from UK is 1h behind, I'm in CET (Sweden).
I wonder what's the best way to get it right in the xml file?
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When I look into the generated xml file i can see this.
For the Swedish channels, where I get the right time I can see +0200 in start and end time, but at the UK channels I can see +0100, see bellow
Swedish:
<programme start="20160917004500 +0200" stop="20160917030000 +0200" channel="SVT1.se">
UK:
<programme start="20160921180000 +0100" stop="20160921183000 +0100" channel="BBCNews.uk">
I assume the UK should be +0200 as well or sould it be like +0000?
And jow do I change so I get it right as my Kodi gives me wrong time 1h ahead in the EPG file
Yes I'm using simple IPTV in Kodi, will try the wg2mp as soon as I get home.
I'm on linux but I assume it will work with mono.
I'll get back with more info after I tried it
Everything works fine, so I made a script to run it in crontab every night.
Super thanx for your help