The Airing Date / time in the calendar seems to be off.
All the shows seem to get aired a day after the real airing.
I already searched the forum / web but couldn’t find a solution. I already checked the time settings in ubuntu itself and already viewed the log, where the time is correct as well.
Otherwise it is an awesome piece of software,
Eltonmaster
the calendar shows the date/time the show airs - in your timezone - so unless you (the operating system sonarr is running on) are in the same timezone the series is aired in then its going to show up elsewhen in sonarr.
im in australia, all my us based shows display in the middle of the next day because from my timezone thats when they actually air
Well then the calculations (or settings) just have to be off. There was an airing of a new episode of a show I’m watching on Sunday (local time) and the calendar shows me the release time on monday 4 am.
So I already had the Episode in my Library even tho it “wasn’t even aired yet”
Outlander, The Magicians and Brooklyn Nine-Nine
CET - Berlin
I’m at work right now (so I can’t use sonarr to open the tvdb) but when I search those series manually they have the correct time (Outlander on Sunday and not today).
Yeah I am on DST (forgot that it obviously influences the time).
Those times do match my calendar times, so the calculation is correct.
I understand that sonarr is calculating the airing time to my local time and that those 2 moments are strictly spoken at the same time. But then why was I able to download the last episodes of Outlander and Brooklyn Nine-Nine before my local time release as it would mean it shouldn’t be released yet in the us.