NZBMatrix is closed

xrapidx said:
To much effort to do everything manually again. Hopefully new providers pop up, else I might go back to DSTV :cry:
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Seriously, it's not that hard.

With binsearch you just type in the name of what you are looking for, find a recent source in the list (it will even tell you in red if pieces are missing), check the file you want, then click on "Save NZB" at the bottom.

With Express Files you just download the client software, run it, type in what you are looking for, then click on one of the results and wait for the file to download.
 
It looks like most of the bigger search providers have now closed registrations.

Garyvdh said:
Seriously, it's not that hard.


With binsearch you just type in the name of what you are looking for, find a recent source in the list (it will even tell you in red if pieces are missing), check the file you want, then click on "Save NZB" at the bottom.

With Express Files you just download the client software, run it, type in what you are looking for, then click on one of the results and wait for the file to download.
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Then I have to do that 15 odd times a week? No thanks.

With Sickbeard, everything is automated, once I add something - thats it - no more input from me.
 
xrapidx said:
Then I have to do that 15 odd times a week? No thanks.
With Sickbeard, everything is automated, once I add something - thats it - no more input from me.
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haha, I line up my own downloads every night before I go to bed.
Been doing it that way for years now.
It takes a few minutes.... and hopefully it will just be a stop gap measure.
 
Garyvdh said:
haha, I line up my own downloads every night before I go to bed.
Been doing it that way for years now.
It takes a few minutes.... and hopefully it will just be a stop gap measure.
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I used to do that - but Sickbeard spoilt me - I like everything automated.

Maybe I'll outsource the job :p
 
Garyvdh said:
haha, I line up my own downloads every night before I go to bed.
Been doing it that way for years now.
It takes a few minutes.... and hopefully it will just be a stop gap measure.
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I used to do that, still too much manual effort. With SickBeard I just add the show once and it pulls it automatically, and moves it to the correct folder, sorted by show and season number. Get home, switch on TV, and watch.

Anyway this doesn't seem to have affected me too much, SickBeard still gets my shows from it's own index, and I've added Merlins Portal, Newztown and NZBSA as backup sources. The only thing left to do is to get CouchPotato to work without NZBMatrix.
 
Mike Hoxbig said:
I used to do that, still too much manual effort. With SickBeard I just add the show once and it pulls it automatically, and moves it to the correct folder, sorted by show and season number. Get home, switch on TV, and watch.

Anyway this doesn't seem to have affected me too much, SickBeard still gets my shows from it's own index, and I've added Merlins Portal, Newztown and NZBSA as backup sources. The only thing left to do is to get CouchPotato to work without NZBMatrix.
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I haven't tested it but our API does support Couchpotato so you could give it a try.
 
alt21 said:
I haven't tested it but our API does support Couchpotato so you could give it a try.
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Thanks for the heads up. CP uses the same API key so I'm sure that it should work. Will test when I get home tonight :)
 
Mike Hoxbig said:
I used to do that, still too much manual effort. With SickBeard I just add the show once and it pulls it automatically, and moves it to the correct folder, sorted by show and season number. Get home, switch on TV, and watch.

Anyway this doesn't seem to have affected me too much, SickBeard still gets my shows from it's own index, and I've added Merlins Portal, Newztown and NZBSA as backup sources. The only thing left to do is to get CouchPotato to work without NZBMatrix.
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Merlins Portal back up?
 
Nzbsa is working well for series and movies. Any ideas of what to use for headphones?
 
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