Weird Freebox OS doesn’t switch to Daylight Saving Time. Affected by some subscribers.
The OS that allows you to manage your Freebox and much more of your internet browser has not yet switched to summer, and may still prefer winter habits. As Busyspider notes, Freebox OS has shown a one-hour delay since Sunday, March 28: “A bit annoying with TV recordings and parental controls.”
good morning @free Embed a Tweet Freebox OS displays an hour delay behind daylight saving time. Bit annoying for TV recordings and parental controls. What do we do on our side? Thank you for the Freenautes concerned. pic.twitter.com/NiGGzWW2LG
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At first glance, there is no problem with one-time registrations but for duplicate registrations via Program Guide, that’s another story: “I record Sonic Boom on Gulli, 4 episodes every day, Monday through Friday except Wednesday, regular hours from 8:35 AM to 9:25 AM. Record result this Monday morning: 1 hour difference, Zig and Sharko on the entire video Instead of Sonic Boom, “ Related to Freenaute at the Univers Freebox forum. His grandson might take it very badly.
Other subscribers notice that this offset time is broadcast in the local network, disturbing some of their equipment.
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