Description
Downloading from Usenet by hand goes like this: get an NZB, feed it to a client, wait, then verify, repair, extract, rename — every step needs a person watching.
SABnzbd automates the whole chain: drop in an NZB (or let it fetch from RSS feeds), and it downloads, verifies and repairs with par2, extracts, sorts by category into the folders you set, and can finish by running your own post-processing script. The interface runs in a browser, so a phone or tablet manages it from the same address, and third-party Android and iOS apps exist.
Free and open source, written in Python, running on Windows, macOS, Linux, Unix and most NAS boxes. Sonarr, Radarr, SickChill and Lidarr all use it as a download backend.
Fully automated pipeline: download, verify, repair, extract and sort, then run a custom script on completion.
RSS fetching: subscribe to feeds and queue matches automatically by filter rules.
Browser interface: the responsive Glitter UI manages queue and history from desktop, tablet or phone.
Multiple servers and throttling: several news servers with priorities and fallbacks, and speed limits by time of day.
Integration: Sonarr, Radarr, Headphones, Lidarr and others connect over its API.
16 languages: including Simplified Chinese.
SABnzbd automates the whole chain: drop in an NZB (or let it fetch from RSS feeds), and it downloads, verifies and repairs with par2, extracts, sorts by category into the folders you set, and can finish by running your own post-processing script. The interface runs in a browser, so a phone or tablet manages it from the same address, and third-party Android and iOS apps exist.
Free and open source, written in Python, running on Windows, macOS, Linux, Unix and most NAS boxes. Sonarr, Radarr, SickChill and Lidarr all use it as a download backend.
Features
Fully automated pipeline: download, verify, repair, extract and sort, then run a custom script on completion.
RSS fetching: subscribe to feeds and queue matches automatically by filter rules.
Browser interface: the responsive Glitter UI manages queue and history from desktop, tablet or phone.
Multiple servers and throttling: several news servers with priorities and fallbacks, and speed limits by time of day.
Integration: Sonarr, Radarr, Headphones, Lidarr and others connect over its API.
16 languages: including Simplified Chinese.
Screenshots
Tags:usenet