(2017-04-02, 21:03)rocko Wrote: I'm using TV Guide UK and I've tried others but the times in guides are all wrong. What am I doing wrong?

(2017-04-02, 23:34)rocko Wrote: Thanks

It looks like its one hour behind for me. Example guide says 2:00 but programing is 3:00.

I tried changing my time from 2:00 to 3:00 but it doesn't effect the guide.

(2017-04-03, 21:59)rocko Wrote: I'm using the TV Guide UK and looking a little closer I see the guide is on London time and where I am located in Arizona I am 8 hours behind.

I can't figure how to get it on my time.

I am not good enough to change the settings in the files.

(2017-04-02, 18:38)primaeval Wrote: I need some more examples of Krypton delays in switching streams.

I did a few experiments in Krypton and Jarvis and found it usually took about 10 seconds in Krypton and 2 seconds in Jarvis before the streams were watchable.

I could really do with some example "legal" addons or streams with US channels so the core team have something they can test with.

Here is my post about it with the streams I tested from iPlayer and Danish Live TV.
http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=311073

(2017-04-04, 22:40)rocko Wrote: I reset everything and tried the guide with VPN on and off but still off 8 hours.I have the TV Guide UK installed on my IPhone and time on it is correct.
I don't have the guide installed on my computer but I will try and see if it works.

I have used other guides in past and time was always correct but they became corrupted to often so I quite using them.

I really like your guide and can move it 8 hours ahead each time I go on if I have to but it's a pain.

(2017-04-05, 07:23)kjb85 Wrote:

(2017-04-02, 18:38)primaeval Wrote: I need some more examples of Krypton delays in switching streams.

I did a few experiments in Krypton and Jarvis and found it usually took about 10 seconds in Krypton and 2 seconds in Jarvis before the streams were watchable.

I could really do with some example "legal" addons or streams with US channels so the core team have something they can test with.

Here is my post about it with the streams I tested from iPlayer and Danish Live TV.
http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=311073

I've actually found this to become significantly worse over the past couple of updates. Not sure if you've changed anything but the lockup between channel changes seems to have doubled.

I originally thought it was just my streams but the issue seems to only be present in Krypton.

(2017-04-05, 07:38)primaeval Wrote:

(2017-04-05, 07:23)kjb85 Wrote:

(2017-04-02, 18:38)primaeval Wrote: I need some more examples of Krypton delays in switching streams.

I did a few experiments in Krypton and Jarvis and found it usually took about 10 seconds in Krypton and 2 seconds in Jarvis before the streams were watchable.

I could really do with some example "legal" addons or streams with US channels so the core team have something they can test with.

Here is my post about it with the streams I tested from iPlayer and Danish Live TV.
http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=311073

I've actually found this to become significantly worse over the past couple of updates. Not sure if you've changed anything but the lockup between channel changes seems to have doubled.

I originally thought it was just my streams but the issue seems to only be present in Krypton.

I haven't changed anything with playback. I expect you are noticing it more because you have become aware of it.
I've opened up a thread and trac bug report about it. FernetMenta is working on the problem.
I've been looking into the Krypton and Jarvis source code and trying to debug Kodi to see if I can find out where the problem is.
http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=311073

(2017-04-05, 07:59)kjb85 Wrote:

(2017-04-05, 07:38)primaeval Wrote:

(2017-04-05, 07:23)kjb85 Wrote: I've actually found this to become significantly worse over the past couple of updates. Not sure if you've changed anything but the lockup between channel changes seems to have doubled.

I originally thought it was just my streams but the issue seems to only be present in Krypton.

I haven't changed anything with playback. I expect you are noticing it more because you have become aware of it.
I've opened up a thread and trac bug report about it. FernetMenta is working on the problem.
I've been looking into the Krypton and Jarvis source code and trying to debug Kodi to see if I can find out where the problem is.
http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=311073

I've just replied on the other thread with a couple of examples. I'm also running a raspberry pi with a boot of OSMC and Libreelec. Both operating systems produce the same results so i'm led to believe it is certainly a Kodi problem.

I'd still be on Jarvis if it supported SSL links.

Edit: Android is the same.

(2017-04-05, 08:30)primaeval Wrote:

(2017-04-05, 07:59)kjb85 Wrote:

(2017-04-05, 07:38)primaeval Wrote: I haven't changed anything with playback. I expect you are noticing it more because you have become aware of it.
I've opened up a thread and trac bug report about it. FernetMenta is working on the problem.
I've been looking into the Krypton and Jarvis source code and trying to debug Kodi to see if I can find out where the problem is.
http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=311073

I've just replied on the other thread with a couple of examples. I'm also running a raspberry pi with a boot of OSMC and Libreelec. Both operating systems produce the same results so i'm led to believe it is certainly a Kodi problem.

I'd still be on Jarvis if it supported SSL links.

Edit: Android is the same.

Thanks for that. SPMC and FTMC both support later versions of Python on Android which support the latest SSL TLS versions. It was in a thread on reddit in the Addons4Kodi section about Kodi and HTTPS.
I can't link to it because the title contains a banned addon. You'll have to use your Google-fu.
I came across a post yesterday that said that it is simply a question of using Krypton's python library in Jarvis. I made a Windows build last night. I'll have a go at testing it today.

(2017-04-04, 22:40)rocko Wrote: I reset everything and tried the guide with VPN on and off but still off 8 hours.I have the TV Guide UK installed on my IPhone and time on it is correct.
I don't have the guide installed on my computer but I will try and see if it works.

I have used other guides in past and time was always correct but they became corrupted to often so I quite using them.

I really like your guide and can move it 8 hours ahead each time I go on if I have to but it's a pain.

(2017-04-05, 08:30)primaeval Wrote:

(2017-04-05, 07:59)kjb85 Wrote:

(2017-04-05, 07:38)primaeval Wrote: I haven't changed anything with playback. I expect you are noticing it more because you have become aware of it.
I've opened up a thread and trac bug report about it. FernetMenta is working on the problem.
I've been looking into the Krypton and Jarvis source code and trying to debug Kodi to see if I can find out where the problem is.
http://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid=311073

I've just replied on the other thread with a couple of examples. I'm also running a raspberry pi with a boot of OSMC and Libreelec. Both operating systems produce the same results so i'm led to believe it is certainly a Kodi problem.

I'd still be on Jarvis if it supported SSL links.

Edit: Android is the same.

Thanks for that. SPMC and FTMC both support later versions of Python on Android which support the latest SSL TLS versions. It was in a thread on reddit in the Addons4Kodi section about Kodi and HTTPS.
I can't link to it because the title contains a banned addon. You'll have to use your Google-fu.
I came across a post yesterday that said that it is simply a question of using Krypton's python library in Jarvis. I made a Windows build last night. I'll have a go at testing it today.