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I have noticed since we went on daylight savings time that when I look at a list of recordings made during the winter when on standard time that Kodi is adding an hour to the label start time. The show recorded at 8:30 standard time, but when I look at the list, it says 9:30. The show is there, but I am wondering where this 1 hour addition is being added. The xml is just asking listitem.starttime. I could not find any time related setting that would account for this. It happens on any skin I try, so I assume it is in Kodi's code. I checked my database and the listing has the correct time. Kodi is just adding it somewhere. I am running Windows 10 with Jarvis 16.1.
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Since you seem to know your way around the xml I'm curious if you edit that label to ListItem.Date what results you get?
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The actual code sends it to a variable that has listitem.startdate and listitem.starttime. I changed it to listitem.date and all it did was change the date to short format. What I did do is I went into the database for the addon and changed the date of one of the recordings from january to march. The time changed from 10:00 to 9:00. I changed the date back and the time reverted. This happens on any skin. So Kodi is somewhere changing the startime based on the daylight savings time dates.
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I turned on debug and went into the logs today to see if I could see where it's being added. I didn't see anything but saw these logs on startup:
08:05:03 T:6952 WARNING: CSettingString: unknown options filler "timezonecountries" of "locale.timezonecountry"
08:05:03 T:6952 WARNING: CSettingString: unknown options filler "timezones" of "locale.timezone"
I also saw where the recordings load on startup and the startime there is correct. It is getting changed when it is requested to be viewed. I wanted to make sure that the addon was making the change.
