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Narrim
Narrim

Reputation: 570

Php Class object DateTime converted to timestamp then back to date produces a 10minute difference?

So I am working on some file code to reorder media files based on a range of dates but when parsing a date extracted from the file name I am running into this issue

    $filename = "G:\Video\Home\testfolder\1-01-2012\20120101031153.m2ts";
    $filebase =basename($filename);
          if(strlen(basename($fileBase,'.'.$info['extension']))==14){
                $fYear = substr($fileBase,0,4);
                $fMonth = substr($fileBase,4,2);
                $fDay = substr($fileBase,6,2);
                $fHour = substr($fileBase,8,2);
                $fMin = substr($fileBase,10,2);
                $fSec = substr($fileBase,12,2);
                $FNDateTime = new DateTime($fYear.'-'.$fMonth.'-'.$fDay.' '.$fHour.':'.$fMin.':'.$fSec);
                $FNDateTimeRe = date('d-m-Y H:m:s', $FNDateTime->getTimestamp());
                printf(' FileNameExtractedTime: '.$FNDateTimeRe);
}

here is the weird part the $FNDateTime object - holds the date "2012-01-01 03:11:53" as it should. however when I check the reversal just to ensure everything is good ... $FNDateTimeRe shows the value as "01-01-2012 03:01:53" as you can see its exactly 10 minutes less....

I checked my Timezones and I explicitly set

date_default_timezone_set('AUSTRALIA/Brisbane');

to ensure consistency but no dice !!

I am sure I am missing something glaringly obvious: any help appreciated.!

Development environment: Windows 7, apache 2.2.22 php 5.3.13...

Upvotes: 0

Views: 32

Answers (1)

AbraCadaver
AbraCadaver

Reputation: 78994

m in the date format is not minutes, as you have used it for month already. Try i.

Upvotes: 1

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