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I just go with usenet, then use nzbhydra and sonarr to scan all sites I belong to at the same time. downloads, extracts, renames, and sorts everything automatically. I don't have to look for anything by hand unless I'm searching nzbhydra, but even then, it scans all sites I belong to by using the api of my account.
I have usenet and use altbinz (and Astraweb) to download. tell me more about nzbhydra and sonarr. Thanks in advance btw
sonarr is mostly for tv shows, which I download considering I have no streaming services. nzbhydra links all your usenet, possibly torrent as well, together, so you can search all sites at the same time and download through hydra. with sonarr, since everything is done automatically, I have it set up to email me whenever something is grabbed, so I always know when I get something new. unfortunately, I was only able to get that to work with a gmail email, not sure why, but that's fine I guess.
my understanding is that content is distributed on top-tier usenet and torrent sites, but mostly usenet since, even though dmca compliant provides will deny access after they've been informed, the content is still there. and, with rss feeds going say every 15 minutes, which is the norm, you'll have it way before that even happens. you won't have to worry about say being at work and the content being restricted or anything. your computer will download it automatically.
you have to put in the sites you belong to--their information. I think it's based on the api. you need to go to config, then indexers I believe. add in your sites there. I can't recall if it verifies, but it probably does. it's about the same way you set up sonarr.
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I assume you are using a VPN, the captcha thing is because they failed to verified you as a human instead of a bot, typically for sites if you are hiding behind a VPN.
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