[Spirou]

With tonight's end of DST in Germany clocks were set back 1 hr. Unfortunately, instead of applying a correction to the EPG data (I'm using EPG date from DVB stream) the start and end times of all broadcasts are displayed with a 1hr offset (e.g. 'Tagesschau' starting at 9pm instead of 8pm). After manually reloading the data all times are displayed correctly. 

I am aware of the current discussion pro/con DST and thus, this issue my soon become obsolete. However, a solution to this issue might be applicable for other regions where DST is still in use. 

Would it be possible to implement correction of EPG data after start/end of DST automatically or, for the least, trigger an automatic reload?

[ksooo]

With tonight's end of DST in Germany clocks were set back 1 hr. Unfortunately, instead of applying a correction to the EPG data (I'm using EPG date from DVB stream) the start and end times of all broadcasts are displayed with a 1hr offset (e.g. 'Tagesschau' starting at 9pm instead of 8pm). After manually reloading the data all times are displayed correctly. 

I am aware of the current discussion pro/con DST and thus, this issue my soon become obsolete. However, a solution to this issue might be applicable for other regions where DST is still in use. 

Would it be possible to implement correction of EPG data after start/end of DST automatically or, for the least, trigger an automatic reload?

This is a known bug and currently there is no other solution than to restart Kodi once after the daylight saving time change occurred.

[Spirou]

Ok, thanks.

Let's see if next year we're getting rid of this whole DST mess anyway.