Torrents vs. NZB

[Syphonx]

I have followed alt's guide, otherwise I wouldn't honestly know how to set SABNZB to execute the sickbeard scripts...?

In SAB under folders in config you need to specify a folder where SAB can find the scripts, for sickbeard the scripts are in autoprocess tv, but you can move them wherever as long as SAB knows where the folder is, then in SAB under categories you can select the sickbeard script to process your downloads.

Also remember that NZBSA is limited to 20 grabs a day whereas NZBmatrix is 150

As regards wanted episodes, in sickbeard go to manage, backlog overview, scroll down to the show you want downloaded and click on the blue upward pointing arrow that says backlog, that should get the downloads started

 

[Zenbaas]

Now I know I'm about to get a super blank stare from all you guys But are there any NZB searching sites that work well for animes...?

 

[DrJohnZoidberg]

Now I know I'm about to get a super blank stare from all you guys But are there any NZB searching sites that work well for animes...?

Nzbmatrix is good for anything. Not an avid anime fan, but matrix has got a dedicated anime category.

 

[killadoob]

Nzbmatrix is good for anything. Not an avid anime fan, but matrix has got a dedicated anime category.

Yup nzbmatrix has a pretty big section hey, 75 pages long. It costs 5 pounds or dollars for a lifetime

As i said if you get newsleecher and you pay for it, you can search just about everything. It costs 2 dollars but you have access to the best nzb search on the web

We all into different things so being an anime fan isn't odd at all

 

[dbz0e]

Bits or bytes? What's your line speed?

I don't think it would be the client. The problem is either with your ISP or Usenet provider (unlikely if it's a paid provider, quite likely if it's a local free provider).

Sorry that's 100-110kb/s.

I have Telkom Line ADSL line, with Mweb as ISP. I know its 1 MB mweb account. Are my download speeds correct for this line. Is it possible to run test?

 

[froot]

Sorry that's 100-110kb/s.

I have Telkom Line ADSL line, with Mweb as ISP. I know its 1 MB mweb account. Are my download speeds correct for this line. Is it possible to run test?

Lol. Yes a 1Mb line can only do 100-110KB/s. So your speeds are fine.

 

[akescpt]

I was also confused the first time. Thought I would get 1mb! Lol.

 

[opinionhated]

MB != Mb

 

[froot]

MB != Mb

You'd be suprised how many people get that wrong.
A writer on the MyBB staff got it wrong the other day...

 

[DrJohnZoidberg]

You'd be suprised how many people get that wrong.
A writer on the MyBB staff got it wrong the other day...

Easiest way to avoid this is to use Mbit and Mbyte.

 

[froot]

Easiest way to avoid this is to use Mbit and Mbyte.

It's still an IEEE standard..... but yes, for the sake of the less-well-informed, I agree with you.

 

[froot]

Easiest way to avoid this is to use Mbit and Mbyte.

It's still an IEEE standard..... but yes, for the sake of the less-well-informed, I agree with you.

 

[dbz0e]

Thanks peeps, OK, would you guys agree the next step is a 4Meg line. And what speeds can I expect?

 

[opinionhated]

80%*Mb Divide 8

 

[froot]

80%*Mb Divide 8

More like 83% (counting up the packets/data that makes up the overhead) and /8. This makes up 0.10375 of the linespeed in Xbps.

@dbz0
384: ~40KBps
1Mb: ~106KBps
4Mb: ~425KBps
10Mb: ~1060KBps

 

[diabolus]

Thanks peeps, OK, would you guys agree the next step is a 4Meg line. And what speeds can I expect?

I usually get avg 3Mbit/s from international usenet servers on my 4Mbit/s line....on Mweb uncapped anyway.

 

[dbz0e]

More like 83% (counting up the packets/data that makes up the overhead) and /8. This makes up 0.10375 of the linespeed in Xbps.

@dbz0
384: ~40KBps
1Mb: ~106KBps
4Mb: ~425KBps
10Mb: ~1060Kbps

Thanks @froot et al. It gives me an idea of how long a typical Blu-ray/HD movie and/or series will take.Our speeds in SA is shocking; I envy other users on international threads where they cry of they don't achieve 5 to 10Mbit/s

 

[froot]

Thanks @froot et al. It gives me an idea of how long a typical Blu-ray/HD movie and/or series will take.Our speeds in SA is shocking; I envy other users on international threads where they cry of they don't achieve 5 to 10Mbit/s

Np.
Btw...
It's not the M or K that matters, it's the size of the B that matters.
B = bytes.
b = bits.
M/K and m/k means the same thing.

 

[qinglung]

M/K and m/k means the same thing.

No, there's a few orders difference between a mW and a MW

 

[froot]

No, there's a few orders difference between a mW and a MW

Yes, but that's milli and Mega for scientific units. Not IEEE