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Never understood the appeal of NZBMatrix. Just use a search engine like Binsearch, NZBIndex.nl, etc. In any case, with more and more takedown requests being di
by aes256 14y ago
Never understood the appeal of NZBMatrix. Just use a search engine like Binsearch, NZBIndex.nl, etc.
In any case, with more and more takedown requests being directed at usenet providers, I think usenet's days as a safe haven for piracy are numbered.
- cookiecaper 14y agoBinsearch is much harder to navigate.
- hackerboos 14y agoCoupled with http://abteevee.allfilled.com http://abteevee.allfilled.com and http://abmoovee.allfilled.com http://abmoovee.allfilled.com it's easy.
- tucosan 14y agoHow does this work? Could you elaborate on how to use those sites a bit? Thx
- aes256 14y agoIf you're looking for scene releases, just use a pre database like preDB.com. Find a release on preDB, copypasta the release name to binsearch, create the NZB, done. Generally speaking it's very easy to find material just using binsearch. If you want a 1080p copy of a particular film, just search for the film name along with '1080p' and you're almost guaranteed to get relevant results on the first try.
- kinnison 14y agoI don't think usenet itself will be taken down - it actually pre-dates the world wide web - but the battle lines are now drawn.
- josteink 14y agoAutomation is allot easier on a pre-indexed, pre-QAd, pre-tagged and pre-filtered data than it is on the raw underlying data itself. Almost all the automation tools spoke newzbin and nzbmatrix.