"Change Timestamp" time calculation bug

[ratMin]

Hi, found this bug (if it is bug), by correcting EXIF time on some pictures. Took screenshot :

XnView_Change_Timestamp_Bug.png

XnView version 2.25 standard install on Windows 7 32bit.


Thanks for great program!
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Martin

[xnview]

Do you have same problem in 2.24 version?

[ratMin]

Installed 2.24, now xnview adds one hour instead of removing.

attached resized (with xnview) file i was testing on, result is still same.

[xnview]

it works for me with 2.25, i'm with GMT+1

[ratMin]

EET (UTC+02:00) and EEST (UTC+03:00) for me.

maybe this "summer daylight saving time" is culprit in this case?

[xnview]

EET (UTC+02:00) and EEST (UTC+03:00) for me.

maybe this "summer daylight saving time" is culprit in this case?

yes i think, so now you are in UTC+3?

[ratMin]

no, right now we are in EET (UTC+02:00)

[lukanus]

I´ve the same issue with 2.25 version, using W7 32bits. I tried with 2.03 version on the same computer and works fine. In my case 2.25 version subtracts 1 hour.

ver 2.25:

225ver.JPG

ver 2.03:

203ver.JPG

Regards

[larsen]

Same problem here (http://newsgroup.xnview.com/viewtopic.php?f=36&t=31148).
Timezone is CET (GMT+1). Automatic change to summer time is set to on in Windows.

[xnview]

Same problem here (http://newsgroup.xnview.com/viewtopic.php?f=36&t=31148).
Timezone is CET (GMT+1). Automatic change to summer time is set to on in Windows.

and with previous version no problem?

[larsen]

So far I didn´t notice any problems. Can´t say when it was the last time I used that feature and with which version.

[xnview]

So far I didn´t notice any problems. Can´t say when it was the last time I used that feature and with which version.

Could you try the 2.24?

[xnview]

I´ve the same issue with 2.25 version, using W7 32bits. I tried with 2.03 version on the same computer and works fine. In my case 2.25 version subtracts 1 hour.

Could you try the 2.24?

[larsen]

2.24 is fine, while 2.25 is not.

[xnview]

2.24 is fine, while 2.25 is not.

which OS?