Future feature if possible

tecno · Post by **tecno** » Wed 25 Jan 2012 3:12 pm

Hi Steve,

Is it possible to have a timesync of the PC that is connected to 1080?
As the console is synced at least once/24h it would be nice to sync the time in the PC.

Post by **steve** » Wed 25 Jan 2012 3:29 pm

I'm not sure the console clock setting is very reliable, is it? I use the internet to automatically set the time on my PC; I find that works very well.

tecno · Post by **tecno** » Wed 25 Jan 2012 3:48 pm

All self syching clocks that I have had over the years have been very accurate, longwave to Germany. Anyway from my location it works.
Maybe via Internet is the way to go, easier with 'modern' OS.

mcrossley · Post by **mcrossley** » Wed 25 Jan 2012 4:17 pm

Windows syncs to an internet NTP clock by default doesn't it? time.windows.com iirc, by default it syncs one a week - again from memory.

tecno · Post by **tecno** » Wed 25 Jan 2012 4:29 pm

Not by default.

mcrossley · Post by **mcrossley** » Wed 25 Jan 2012 5:05 pm

Must be something I just enable on home builds without thinking about it then

serowe · Post by **serowe** » Wed 25 Jan 2012 9:07 pm

mcrossley wrote:Windows syncs to an internet NTP clock by default doesn't it? time.windows.com iirc, by default it syncs one a week - again from memory.

epends on the version - Win 7 from memory syncs to time.windows.com

But, if anyone is running there own server and home/internal network, the simplest is to install a time server on the file server and then have any/all home PC's, notebooks etc sync to their home server. This way only one machine has to sync to the internet the rest sync to the inTRAnet.

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