My nano's clock is wrong -_-

This is supposed to sync with your computer's clock.

What do you have your time zone set to?

settings->date and time->set time zone

Brisbane is listed - why there is such a crap list of places here is anyones guess...hey...lets all pick one of the listed cities and go there!

I placed an enhancement request - so should everyone else...lets get a firmware update on the agenda.

Ditto with the clock. No solution but I can confirm the problem. I have set the local time and zone correctly but when I add some time zone clocks they are wrong. Dear Apple how can my time in Melbourne be set yet the clock version of Melbourne says it is 6 hours earlier. All the international clocks are wrong I checked them on the web.

My nanos clock got stuck with the wrong time in the display, but was the correct time in the date and time setting. I turned the time display on and off but still was wrong. I then turned it off and let it play for a half hour, then turned it back on and it was the correct time. Weird. If it happens again I'll try a reset and see what happens. Maybe a new firmware update is needed.

Rob

My Nano Clock is wrong too! Finally I just set it 2 a another time zone that is correct with my time, whatever I guess.

I have the same problem with my nano.

If I set the clock to the current London daylight savings time and then configure the world clocks for both London, UK (with daylight savings time set to 'yes') and Wellington, New Zealand (with daylight savings time set to 'no') both clocks display the time an hour ahead of what they should be, but the time displayed on the nano's title bar is correct.

If I change the time to an hour earlier (i.e. non-daylight savings time) the world clocks display correctly but the time in the title bar is an hour slow.

Quite an obvious bug, I'm suprised this got through Apple's QA

Confirmed with Melbourne and Sydney, which were 1 hour ahead. Other places such as USA and European cities did appear correct however.

I have your same problem.

What I think I have discovered is that the problem occurs when the iPod Nano has not been used long enough for the Apple logo screen to appear when you first turn it back on.
Then, while internally the clock is working, and the initial time in the display will be correct, the time in the display remains fixed at the time it was when I first turned it on.

The only way I have found to quickly resolve it is to do a manual reset by holding down Menu + Select for a few seconds. Once the Nano reboots, the time is correct AND it will reflect the correct time in the display minute by minute.

The problem will not occur until once again I haven't used the Nano long enough to prompt the Apple logo screen when being turned on. A definite firmware fix is needed for this one, I would assume.

Hey, I'll just add my voice to the matter: there's something amiss with the nano's ability to tell time. At first, the international clocks were wrong, but after I followed another users' suggestion to reset the nano, it worked okay.

But, related to this is the fact that my nano sets off my alarms from iCal at 8 hours off from the time. For example, if I have an alarm set for 1pm, it will set it off at 9pm (still stating that it's 1pm).

Very unusual behavious, but it appears the nano may have a glitch keeping time zones straight, as you all mention.

I thought it would automatically update to the computer clock as it does with iTunes. I was really surprised to see it off.

It's easy to set. I live in Orlando, but for some reason, Orlando isn't listed. So, I chose Miami and it corrected, I think. I don't use the clock, but it seems it should synch with the computer since everything going into the nano is computer based (iTunes).

Problems can also be caused if your computer is set or not set to DST and the iPod is. Make sure that when you pick your time zone on your iPod that you set DST or not. Also, check the date.

btabz

I too am having the same problem and find it rather annoying.

Since the DST change, my nano has had the incorrect time, not changing back an hour. Thanks to btabz post above, I figured out that I needed to connect it to my computer and, bingo, it reset to Standard time. Thanks, btabz

The clock and the calendar on my nano are not in sync with my computer. This may be a silly question but do I have to do something special in itunes when my nano is plugged in?

I have tried resetting it.