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Why an overnight replay opens the wrong programme

Check the broadcaster's date and time zone, then compare the scheduled start with where the replay actually begins. The previous day can be the right calendar date on another clock.

A living room with a standalone television
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Write down both clocks

Choose an affected programme near midnight and copy its date and start time from the broadcaster. Record the receiver's zone and the zone shown for the actual feed. When comparing dates, use the programme day, since daylight saving can change the offset between two otherwise familiar cities.

Try one daytime control

Pick an afternoon programme on the same station and replay it in the same app. Note the expected start and the first scene you see. If only the overnight example is wrong, inspect the date boundary before changing a global offset. If both start at the same offset from the schedule, check whether the player maps the feed time consistently.

CheckWrite down
Overnight programmeFull date, time, zone and replay opening
Daytime programmeDate, time, zone and replay opening
Other channel controlWhether its guide and replay agree

Report the difference

Send the feed name, time zone and both examples. State whether you selected a finished programme from the guide, opened a dedicated replay page or scrubbed back from live. Those can use different playback paths. Keep the actual account and playlist fields private.