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I currently use binsearch and nzbclub's search engines and have become increasingly frustrated to find that a high percentage of the TV shows that I DL require passwords. The nzbclub's engine even allows users to rate each DL with a +/- but this feature is rarely used.
Any suggestions as to how I can verify the quality of the DL before I start a DL would be most appreciated.
Thanks ...
i use a combination of
https://www.binsearch.info/
and nzbindex.nl
PA btw nzbclub shows if a post is password protected or its an archive inside an archive
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Originally Posted by Hypatia
True but half the posts that show as NOT being PW protected actually are. You find this out AFTER wasting a DL. Thanks for replying.
Have you read this about Binsearch's new feature that opens and looks inside rar files?
http://filesharingtalk.com/threads/4...-nice-for-some
Another one is mysterbin.com
And then there is the old fashioned way - opening the first rar to see if it's passworded before committing to the entire file set.
I've kinda found that nzbindex is probably the most comprehensive/accurate among those mentioned already and a few more. Why may be because it appears that they utilize several major servers as their 'feeds', don't pre-filter things by newsgroup (like newzleech and others), and, just seem to be 'good'.
Doesn't mean that I don't take a look at several when trying to hone it down to a good nzb, but simply that I've found over the last few months (particularly during the recent Giganews fiasco), it seemed that things there kept very stable.
http://filesharingtalk.com/nzbs/ <- Ive been using it without any hassle and have never been asked for a password or downloaded fake content :P
Thank you so much. Very helpful indeed!Quote:
Originally Posted by FaSMaN
I also find NZBIndex to be very comprehensive and easy to use. For a free service this ranks in the top
I've never had a problem with NZBindex.com, the search function works well in almost all cases and I've never had a passworded file.Quote:
Originally Posted by mashoris
Built-in search engine of Usenet Explorer. =)
Awesome update rates, huge retention,lots of indexed groups, supports boolean wildmats and advanced search options etc. for $35\year :D
though the client itself is kinda sophisticated for ur average John Smith