It seems the local browser timezone messes up displayed timestamps in the web output of EPGStation, if it's not "Tokyo/Japan".
E.g. I have "Berlin/ Germany" set as timezone (CEST currently), and there's switch from summertime to normal time next Sunday (Oct 30) (CEST -> CET). For some reason this affects the Japanese time information in EPGStation's output. In the morning hours (3:00am to 9:00am) all displayed times are shifted by -1 hour. After 10:00am the time information looks correct again. It happens in Firefox and Chromium (so not an issue limited to a single browser).
The raw timestamps via the API are OK however. It just seems the displaying is wrong. Configuring macOS temporarily to the "Tokyo/ Japan" timezone fixes things.
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2.6.20
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Issue
It seems the local browser timezone messes up displayed timestamps in the web output of EPGStation, if it's not "Tokyo/Japan".
E.g. I have "Berlin/ Germany" set as timezone (CEST currently), and there's switch from summertime to normal time next Sunday (Oct 30) (CEST -> CET). For some reason this affects the Japanese time information in EPGStation's output. In the morning hours (3:00am to 9:00am) all displayed times are shifted by -1 hour. After 10:00am the time information looks correct again. It happens in Firefox and Chromium (so not an issue limited to a single browser).
The raw timestamps via the API are OK however. It just seems the displaying is wrong. Configuring macOS temporarily to the "Tokyo/ Japan" timezone fixes things.