Haha.
I am well aware of timezones and the sort.
The Dobbit schedule is taken from telenet.
Take a look at this: https://static.spark.../20230112120000
and look at: "startTime":
There is a 10 digit number which is in Epoch time. (or Unix time) f.i 1673528400
This is always in GMT time. (actually it is the time in seconds that has passed since 1/1/1970 00:00)
And I try not to mess around with this.
There is on the web an epoch convertor (actualy there are more)
https://www.epochconverter.com/
Enigma2 understands perfectly a schedule given in GMT.
An example:
<programme start="20230111112300 +0000" stop="20230111114100 +0000" channel="DobbitTV.be">
<title lang="nl">Roger</title>
<sub-title lang="nl">[Doe Het Zelf, Huis & Tuin] Ramen plaatsen 1 (2021) [BE]</sub-title>
<desc lang="nl">In twee afleveringen zie je hoe je zelf ramen plaatst. Dat lijkt een uitdagende klus, maar die is eigenlijk gemakkelijker dan je denkt.</desc>
</programme>
The +0000 in the start and stop strings are the indication of the timezone this schedule is given in.
start="20230111112300 +0000" is equal to start="20230111113300 +0100"
If your player is giving you the wrong schedule, complain to the writer of this piece of crap software that it should understand timezones.
Edited by doglover, 11 January 2023 - 19:38.