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2011-01-24
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Does this happen to anyone else? Whenever a file is created on the N900 (ex. A picture is taken or a video is recorded) and mount the N900 to a PC the PC shows that the file was created 8 hours in the future. (ex: I record at 5pm today 1/23 but on my desktop it says file created 1am tomorrow 1/24). Does anyone know how to fix this? My time zone is GMT -8 so maybe the time discrepancy is related to this.
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2011-01-24
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@ Finland
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Originally Posted by jessi3k3
Indeed, it's because of your timezone settings. It doesn't do like that on my phone so I have no idea why it does on yours, but try to for example set your timezone to GMT+0 instead and then set manually the proper time? That should atleast fix the problem, not the cause.
Does this happen to anyone else? Whenever a file is created on the N900 (ex. A picture is taken or a video is recorded) and mount the N900 to a PC the PC shows that the file was created 8 hours in the future. (ex: I record at 5pm today 1/23 but on my desktop it says file created 1am tomorrow 1/24). Does anyone know how to fix this? My time zone is GMT -8 so maybe the time discrepancy is related to this.
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2011-01-24
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Originally Posted by WereCatf
I suppose I could do that. I have tons of calendar events and by changing the time zone it'll mess them all up (over 100+), I would have to modify them manually.
Indeed, it's because of your timezone settings. It doesn't do like that on my phone so I have no idea why it does on yours, but try to for example set your timezone to GMT+0 instead and then set manually the proper time? That should atleast fix the problem, not the cause.
Edit: Yea, of course that fixed the problem but like I said now all of my calendar events are messed up
Last edited by jessi3k3; 2011-01-24 at 05:59.
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2011-01-24
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Are you sure that the timezone on the computer is set correctly, i.e. set to the same GMT -8 as the N900?