No bug. Your problems is right here:
timeFormatter.formatString = "HH:NN:SS";
change this to:
timeFormatter.formatString = "JJ:NN:SS";
H - displays hours as 1 - 24
J - displays hours as 0 - 23 (which is how most of us understand 24
hr time.)
This tripped me up as well on a recent project that I had to sync
time code with a TV satellite truck. It drove me crazy and I thought
it was a bug as well. What screwed me up is that I expected the
pattern letters to be the same as PHP, but in some cases they differ.
Hope that helps.
- Kevin
