Created an account in 2001 and always considered them the best most reliable service….. after years of making excuses and just feeling comfortable with them since it’s been so long, I had a 8GB fail on giganews (this is nothing new, but I always thought it would happen anywhere) but also noticed my speed was maxing out at 21MB/s which isn’t stellar on a 1.5Gbps connection… so I tried an experiment, disabled Giganews in nzbget, got an account with someone else and retried the download. BOOM! NO FAILURES and my speed was hovering around 60 Megabytes/s so goodbye giganews. I’m happy to share who I used and if you know of something better I am all ears now…. :)
edit: i originally typed *good giganews* instead of *goodbye giganews*… but I would imagine you got the point either way.
Just today i got to know about usenet and using a free trial of a provider i downloaded my first file. Amazing experience, but left me with some doubts.
Now when i researched further i saw that retention period is something in usenet.
What i want to know is, does that apply to a single provider or every usenet provider regarding a single file? Is it about something we personally upload or any file on the server?
For example there are torrents that still exist today for very old things, how is very old content kept alive on usenet? By people reuploading files after retention period is over?
Lastly, is usenet used for storage/collection of items by people like torrents are used by people to collect and keep alive stuff by maintaining seedboxes?
I’m confused soo my questions might seem unclear, sorry about that. Help appreciated.
Just seeing if I would have success using one for small amounts of torrent/P2P traffic for things not on Usenet. I suspect that the answer is to spend a little bit extra monthly to get a highly rated independent provider, but maybe there are some nice, surprising included offers out there.
I had an unlimited account for years from one of their specials. Two weeks ago, they say I’m over my gig use, and my account has been changed to classic and I’m being billed monthly all of a sudden. Try to contact customer support, the only way to do so is through a web page form email (lame), and it doesn’t even work. Tried it on multiple PCs in multiple browsers, no joy. Can’t even contact them to discuss the issue. Thoughts? Any one else have this same experience?
I’ve been using SabNzb with an unlimited Newshosting account for a few months and have been pretty happy with it overall - in general, it saturates my Internet connection and finds about 90% of what I’m looking for.
I decided to try out a couple Block accounts that use different backbones, and decided on Vipernews and Newsdemon. Anytime I enable Newsdemon or Vipernews, my overall download speeds drop from 30 MB/s down to basically nothing at 2 kB/s. I have them set at a lower priority, and tried it on all the different ports that Newsdemon and Vipernews offer, but it doesn’t seem to help. Not even sure why, as it’s even killing downloads where Newshosting has no problems at all finding all the articles.
EDIT: I thought Vipernews was working better, but after a couple minutes it looks like the download speeds drop down to zero. I definitely think I’m doing something wrong - do you have to do something other than lower the priority for block accounts to …
Hello, when trying to search for the movie I Want to Eat Your Pancreas, in japanese “君の膵臓をたべたい”, the passed name for query search is actually 君の膵臓をたへたい (notice the difference in へ and べ) . So obviously I get no result for the query. I checked in the themoviedb and the name there is correct. So this could be a parsing problem for Japanese characters.
Radarr v4.0.4.5909 has been released as beta on develop
Today we released Radarr v4.0.4.5909as beta
on develop
This is a hotfix release.
A reminder about the develop
branch
It is likely and hopeful that Radarr v4 will be shipped to stable within a few days
Due to IMDb Changes - Lists using the export functionality are broken
Due to undocumented and breaking API changes Qbit v4.4.0 is not supported. It is generally recommended to avoid Qbit .0 releases. Qbit v4.3.9 is the most recent working version.
Radarr v4 no longer supports Linux x86 (x32 bit) systems
Is anyone else experiencing this. Hopefully the API hasn’t changed and it’s just an overload at their end.
I have a asustor NAS and installed the radarr that is available. It installs just fine however when I go to launch it from any browser I keep getting an “cannot connect server” error. I’ve tried setting up port forwarding to the NAS. I am figuring it has something to do with port forwarding or possible security but I can’t figure it out. This is also happening with Plex Media Server, and sonarr, so it’s not specific to radarr at least that’s what I’m thinking. Any help from people more experienced than me is greatly appreciated.
So I edited a series download and pointed it to an existing folder /TV/
When the episode was downloaded sonarr created another season 1 folder within the existing season 1 /TV/
Went to change it just to /TV/
And get the above error ?
Thanks