Dan Christensen wrote:
I don't think that would be an appropriate test. When daylight savings time comes into effect, the computer's clock isn't adjusted by an hour; it's just the human-readable display of the time that changes.
Dan
PS: Please trim quoted material and don't top post.
I didn't say to adjust the clock to account for daylight savings time, I said to advance the clock to say 1:58 am Sunday morning. The machine will act exactly as if it is that time and do whatever it's going to do when 2:00 am arrives.
Certainly it's an appropriate test. The machine has no idea if the time arrives at what it is as a result of real time passing or being forcibly set to that time.
Obviously, if you schedule a recording based on the program guide, what is recorded will not be correct but *something* will be recorded.
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What if the hokey pokey IS what it's all about -- author unknown
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