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Keep in mind: Country information is gathered from trakt.tv. So if trakt is not aware of the country, SeriesGuide can't be either.
With trakt v2 country support is handled by trakt, we only need to correct for country specific schedules. Currently only for the United States.
United States, supported zones (time zone, Olson name):
Example: 8PM Eastern
Currently supported (time zone, Olson name):
Implementation in SeriesGuide
As with the US there are exceptions and variations. Going from examples of popular shows. Not supporting Newfoundland/Saskatchewan exceptions for now.
Example: Rookie Blue on Global
Resources
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Keep in mind: Country information is gathered from trakt.tv. So if trakt is not aware of the country, SeriesGuide can't be either.
trakt v2 (current, v21+)
With trakt v2 country support is handled by trakt, we only need to correct for country specific schedules. Currently only for the United States.
United States, supported zones (time zone, Olson name):
Example: 8PM Eastern
trakt v1 (pre v21)
Currently supported (time zone, Olson name):
United States
Canada
Implementation in SeriesGuide
As with the US there are exceptions and variations. Going from examples of popular shows. Not supporting Newfoundland/Saskatchewan exceptions for now.
Example:
Rookie Blue on Global
Others (single time zone)
Resources
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: