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Roving Reporter posted:It depends on what I'm trying to download but sometimes NZBMatrix will have it before nzbs.org or vice versa. I was going to say this same thing. There are tons more comments on NZBMatrix than on NZBS.org which is usually helpful once you wade through all the utter poo poo and bickering and name calling.
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inpheaux posted:Are you sure your ISP's free usenet service works, and doesn't have absolutely poo poo retention? What you're describing is indicative of nearly 100% missing parts, likely due to being outside of your retention. This is correct. Either it is outside the retention (usually ~30 days for ISPs) or it was taken down with a DMCA request. What's the age of the file?
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May 22, 2011 01:27
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As nice as Newzbin was way back when, I don't know if I could justify 50 cents per week when I can already get almost everything from NZBs.org and NZBMatrix (and everything else from Binsearch).Factor Mystic posted:At least newzbin editors put the show name in the nzb (or used a tool), so sabnzbd could parse it out and I'd have nicely named television folders. Not so on nzbs.org I get nicely named TV folders from nzbs.org, just not from NZBMatrix.
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May 27, 2011 22:54
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zalmoxes posted:Is there something I can do to get less "Repair failed, not enough repair blocks (1785 short) " type of downloads? FYI, if you're really 1785 blocks short, there's probably some mismatching par files in there it's trying to repair with. Try going into your incomplete folder and extracting the rars manually.
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May 29, 2011 14:30
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Factor Mystic posted:Well... Yes, sabnzbd parses the general structure correctly, but the nzbs.org nzb's are missing the episode name, which my tv processing setup in sabnzbd uses... apparently causing the file to not be renamed. And even if it was, it'd still be missing the episode name. Hmm...you're right. I knew there was something I was missing when I switched from Newzbin, but it's been so long now that I couldn't remember. What are you using that can't scrape episode names based on episode number though?
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May 31, 2011 03:01
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Thermopyle posted:If you use Usenet for TV and you're not using Sickbeard, YOU HAVE FAILED! Some people don't want to use and configure a whole second program when RSS works just fine.
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May 31, 2011 12:18
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I decided to try Sickbeard because that guy called me a failure. Here are my current gripes with it: 1) I can't seem to download in both HD and SD. There are a couple of shows that I watch in HD but archive in SD for future viewing. 2) It creates folders for all of my shows which I'm assuming that I can't delete, and so I've just got a mess of empty folders that won't see any action all summer. Can I delete those folders and can I download in both qualities?
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Jun 1, 2011 01:57
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Mine works except that now I don't get toaster style popups when my downloads complete. Not sure if that happened from the update or from installing Sickbeard and rerouting my post-processing to it.
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Jun 2, 2011 23:01
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SABConnect++ for Chrome must have been updated again because it lost my API key again but my toaster style popups are back.
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Jun 7, 2011 02:50
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Secx posted:Is the retention on Newsdemon really that bad or do they delete posts due to DMCA notices? DMCA takedowns. Retention is pretty good on things that aren't taken down. I've pulled down 900+ day files.
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Jun 11, 2011 20:11
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The Modern Leper posted:You can delete the folders; they'll just be re-created when a new episode becomes available. This is from 10 days ago, but I just tested it. Apparently Sickbeard can't post-process the files if the show folder doesn't exist. "Processing failed for E:\Usenet\TV\The.Show.Name.720p.HDTV.x264-GrOuPnAmE\the.show.name.720p.hdtv.x264-GrOuPnAmE.mkv: Unable to post-process an episode if the show dir doesn't exist, quitting"
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Jun 12, 2011 03:28
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Kachunkachunk posted:What theme or skin are you using? The Plush theme should have the ability to purge both download and history lists. Want to give that a shot? He pretty specifically said he can purge the list but would prefer to leave X amount of days worth. I solved the slowness problem by only showing 15 of 20 history items per page. Have you tried that?
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Jun 13, 2011 22:32
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Lord Dekks posted:Is this a Plush only option? I can't seem to find a option to only show only a certain number of options on a page. Tries too hard to do what? It's perfectly functional and isn't cluttered or anything so I don't understand this stance. When was the last time you used it?
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Jun 14, 2011 00:40
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RealisticFiction posted:words Thanks for registering to tell us what  you are downloading. You are going to get this thread shut down. Knock it off. Your problem is probably temporary and will fix itself tomorrow.
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Jun 30, 2011 01:06
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RealisticFiction posted:I'm sorry. Good point. Have you seen problems like this before? I seem to recall having the same issue a few weeks ago (or it might have been nzbs.org) and it fixed itself. I'm not on Comcast though. I kind of doubt they let you access the site one day and denied you the next.
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Jun 30, 2011 01:12
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Dodoman posted:Isn't it all the same content in the end? I have the same issues too so I`ll see if your solution works. If they are coming from two different locations, there is less chance of the same files being corrupted.
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Jul 1, 2011 12:22
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PitViper posted:I just noticed that same issue on nzbs.org with nzbstatus. I can't click-to-send anything to SAB, and it won't pull the RSS feed either. On nzb.su, at least, I can download the nzb directly, and SAB catches it and downloads it fine. I haven't updated any software on my machine, did something change in the last few days with nzbs.org? Seems to be working fine for me. Make sure all your data in nzbstatus is right. There was an update a few weeks ago that wiped out the API key, but I'm sure you would have noticed that by now.
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Aatrek posted:I need a llittle help. Is is possible to have SABnzbd configured to be accessed by both in-network computers (I have this set up now for access through my wifi tablet) AND out-of-network computers at the same time? I going to be travelling for a bit, but ill have internet access while I'm on the road. I think I already explained this in the Android App thread, but all you have to do is forward port 8080 (or whatever port is listed on the general settings page in SAB) in your router and give SAB a username and password on that same page. Then you should still be able to connect locally with localhost, and connect externally with your external ip address (https://www.whatismyip.com). You'd set up Sab Sheep with your ip/post (ex. 123.456.789.100:8080) and your API key from the general settings page. edit: on the general settings page, I have Host set to 0.0.0.0. I don't know if that is important to this process or not.
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Thermopyle posted:Yes. This is what I do. I didn't realize that dyndns is free. I'll have to look into it.
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Aatrek posted:Well, I think I got it. I guess I'll just always have the mobile app send to the external IP since I don't know how to make it decide between the two IPs. There's no reason not to always have the mobile app send to your external IP. Sab Sheep doesn't seem to have a user selectable refresh rate so using internal IP wouldn't really speed anything up.
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Jul 14, 2011 01:01
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SlipperyNipple posted:Please dont come away thinking the "norm" of Usenet is anything close to the poo poo show that is Highwinds / Newsdemon. I have had almost no issues with newsdemon since black Friday. Paired with a blocknews account, it'd be unstoppable. However, at regular rates, paying for a different provider is a good choice.
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Jul 16, 2011 00:34
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The pHo posted:I remember back in around 2001 when my paid server, ClaraNet, had three days of binary retention. Insane how things change. Hell, in 2005 Easynews only had about 30 days of retention. Of course they've always had lovely retention compared to the competition.
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Jul 21, 2011 12:46
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Mine is going super slow too, even after updating. I think it might have something to do with TheTVDB being down.
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Is anybody else having an issue with Sickbeard not updating the upcoming airdates for shows? There's a show that aired last night and I can't get it to add the new season. I've restarted the program and I've forced a full update on the show, but it won't update. TheTVDB is up and the new season is on the site so I don't know what the hell the problem is.
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Sep 16, 2011 23:48
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The Modern Leper posted:I've had to delete the show, then re-add the existing show from the folder. That worked. It's probably because I deleted the folders of shows that weren't airing so as to avoid clutter.
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Sep 17, 2011 00:28
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TreFitty posted:My SABnzbd has become retarded. It thinks I'm downloading at 677 B/sec. when it's actually 6.7 MB/sec. What the heck? Are you sure it's actually downloading? If the post doesn't exist on the server, the progress bar will fill but the speed will be zero or near-zero.
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Does Sickbeard automatically download DVD rips when they become available even if it has already downloaded TV rips? Is there a way to turn that off?
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Sep 18, 2011 19:59
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Dodoman posted:When you set up a show you have a choice to set up the archive storage type. Un-selecting any which are selected (you can get to this screen by editing your existing shows as well) should stop it from downloading larger releases in the future. It turns out that it wasn't Sickbeard that downloaded a bunch of stuff, but an RSS feed I never disabled. Oops. Good to know this information for the future though.
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So if I want the newest Sickbeard versions, I have to download from Git and compile from source?
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Sep 20, 2011 01:36
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tunah posted:I'm at work so I can't check the configuration, but I think you should always listen at 0.0.0.0 (any) and then port forward any external traffic on port 80 (or whichever one you want to access through) from your router to your internal IP address. This is correct. It works for Sickbeard too (though you'd probably want to change the port).
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Straker posted:It should only take ~1GB per month per show if said show is a half hour long (if it were on TV, at least) Perhaps if you're watching shows in SD, but it's not 2005 anymore, so... edit: looking back this is kind of a douchey post. I apologize. I think you were suggesting a way to keep bandwidth usage down which SD would do. Vykk.Draygo fucked around with this message at 02:10 on Sep 24, 2011 |
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duz posted:Don't tell that to the Australians. Or the Canadians, assuming "American" was used in the usual sense. I'd say compared to Australia and Canada, we have it pretty good.
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Gromit posted:I assume that the Netherlands are using an aggressive form of daylight savings that puts them forward in time by a whole month. You must be too because that's two months from where I'm at.
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ambushsabre posted:What's the process for updating SAB on windows? Do I uninstall first and then reinstall, or do I just go over top? I have some scripts and stuff set up and I'd prefer not to lose it all, but that update button is taunting me. Grab the Windows Binaries, unzip them over your existing install. Make sure you shut down the app first.
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tomm posted:I think part of it is an overseas transaction fee, but you're right it's pretty ridiculous. I don't know how much your overseas transaction is, but last year Newsdemon had a Black Friday sale of $6 a month for the service so you might want to keep that in mind around the end of next month.
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Has anybody else noticed NZBMatrix being really slow a lot of the time? It's getting to be unusable. edit: the page finally loaded and they've already addressed the issue. Disregard.
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FISHMANPET posted:I just edited a show on thetvdb.com, refreshed the show in Sickbeard, and there it was. Then you're going to have the worst day ever when some nerd edits it back.
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Oct 24, 2011 12:42
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Bucket Joneses posted:Is anyone else having issues with nzbs.org not actually sending NZBs? If you send it to sabnzbd, it says "failed to load url" and if you try to download the straight nzb to your computer the site says "file missing". This is for any nzb and I've already tried logging out and back in. Yeah I think that dude two posts above you is. Nobody knows why but you should be using nzb.su if possible anyway.
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Odette posted:What's up with NZBMatrix? I've been getting this message all week from their main site. Still upgrading? I know NZBMatrix is getting new hardware, but that seems strange. I've been able to access the site most of the time all week. It's only late in the evening when the site typically becomes unresponsive. Either way, I think the upgrades are
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duz posted:The highwinds resellers and none of them. Disagree. I've been with Newsdemon for a year at $6 a month and I've had very few incompletes. Even if you get a chunk of Blocknews as a backup, it's still cheaper in the long run. It's not like Supernews doesn't have incompletes also.
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