Tvheadend

Check configuration -> Networks ... edit the relevant network... there's an option there for "EIT in local time". That's likely to be your problem: that, instead of using UTC, your provider is using local time, and so there's a double adjustment (i.e. your timezone offset is added to something that's already adjusted rather than only adding it to the UTC base time).

Hi
I ticked that option in network
and restarted TVH
Same problem.

You'll probably also have to delete your existing EPG database, as I don't think it will correct data you've already scraped, as that's already been processed.

Stop tvheadend, rename /home/hts/.hts/tvheadend/epgdb.v2, and restart. You'll now have a blank EPG, so you'll need to wait for it to re-populate as normal.

Hi

I have tried that to
didnt work

I Think its a UBUNTU problem mabye.

Im going to install Debian instead. see if it helps.

Are you using xmltv or OTA? The EIT checkbox will only work for OTA... if it's not that, then I'd look to the source of your data. If you're using xmltv, run the grabber to download the data and have a look at it, see what it's telling you. It's not impossible that you're receiving broken information.

There's nothing inherent in 14.04 LTS that would cause this - I use the same OS on tvh 4.1-357~g9a273c5 and see no problems with times.

hi
Again thanx for your time :)
Im going to try XMLTV now.
Im using EIT right now see if it will go any better.
//DA KING

Hi again
It is still 2 hours off in the recordings
I xmltv to work no problem there but it is still 2 hour off.

And the clock i right in the system hwclock and system time

Can't find the problem gaaaaaaaaaaaaa

//Da King

Sounds like a system clock/timezone configuration issue, then - I can't imagine why else xmltv and EIT would be off.

You've checked cat /etc/timezone and date?

Hi
yes have had checka ll that.
te conf files are correct in all the places.
But now i have installed Debian and it works like a charm :)
Thanx for all the help.
"Learning by doin' "

//Da King