Swiss Copyright Law: Downloading Stays Legal, No Site Blocking

Re:Swiss Copyright Law: Downloading Stays Legal, No Site Blo... by giancarlostoro on Thursday September 19, 2019 @12:38PM (#21017897)

Nzbgeek I believe is for manual searching, but some of those automated services (SickBeard, Radarr, etc) allow you to manually add something in the mix, they are after all downloaders at the end of it all. That or I forgot how to add their indexer to SickBeard. It's been a while, and after not having done it in so long I tried to go back and forgot how I did it so I had some manually setup.

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Re:Swiss Copyright Law: Downloading Stays Legal, No Site Blo... by turc1656 on Thursday September 19, 2019 @12:42PM (#21017940)

Yes, NZBgeek is like searching a torrent site. I believe you can add any NZB's to whichever downloader you have (nzbget, sickbeard, etc.) If not, one could always have two downloaders installed, one associated with NZBs for the automatic downloading and one which is not and just done manually.

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Re:Swiss Copyright Law: Downloading Stays Legal, No Site Blo... by giancarlostoro on Thursday September 19, 2019 @03:30PM (#21019762)

There was one that was used for automation but I forgot the domain, and I feel like it was $15 a year for access and was the main indexer I used. Thanks for confirmation, I wasn't sure but NZBGeeks awesome nonetheless.

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