Will Channels convert to my tz?

Channels DVR Server
#1

I am testing out a different piece of software that outputs M3U and EPG and here is an example of a program output by it and channels doesn't read it right at all. I get almost no EPG in channels. Does this look it would cause a problem? And with the time set to +0000 will it convert to my lcoal tz or will I have to use timeshift to move it?

<programme start="20240721063000 +0000"
           stop="20240721080000 +0000"
           channel="2">
    <title lang="en">ABC World News Tonight With David Muir</title>
    <subtitles type="teletext" />
    <desc>The latest news from America, </desc>
    <date>20240720</date>
    <category lang="en">News</category>
    <category lang="en">Series</category>
    <length units="minutes">30</length>
    <icon src="..." />
    <episode-num system="dd_progid">EP01949416.3324</episode-num>
    <new />
</programme>
#2

It's normal to get data in UTC

#3

So no need for any timeshifting?

#4

ok, so I'm feeding data into channels that I know is correct and is in UTC. And it shows in the web guide as 2 hours off. It shows on my phone as correct. It shows on my Apple TV and in the app on my Mac mini as off by 1 hour. Not sure what time it's reading on these devices to be off

#5

Is the clock on your browser correct?

#6

yup. plus it's off on my Apple TVs and in the app on my Mac mini

#7

since it's off by different amounts I can' fix it with time shift unless there is a timeshift option per app. I doubt there is

#8

fixed it. Had a couple things on my end fouled up. Sorry for the noise.

#9