NZB Completion Checker highlights:
- Check posts for completion
- Also analyzes PAR files
- Don’t waste time on bad posts
- Supports multiple news servers
- SSL encrypted connections
- Test primary plus backup servers
NZB Completion Checker features:
NZB Completion Checker, or NZBcc for short, helps Usenet fans check the completion of newsgroup posts before downloading. As you might imagine being able to test completion prior to downloading can save a lot of time and bandwidth. Not to mention the frustration from downloading an unrepairable post.
If your new to Usenet just trust that you’ll want this free utility to help you save time and find good posts. Those who have been around awhile know that you always look for posts with a few PAR files when possible. That’s because the parity archives (PAR’s) help repair and incomplete or missing parts. NZB Completion Checker takes them into consideration when analyzing the files.
If you’d like to see NZBcc in action view the hands-on NZBcc test on our blog. The process of using the free Usenet tool is very simple. You fire up NZBcc, enter in your news server information (address, port, connections), user account info (username, password) and choose an NZB file to test.
If you’re not sure how to find content on newsgroups then we suggest you start with our NZB file guide and then compare newsreaders that include search engines along with nzb sites. We cover all those topics in greater detail. No matter which you choose NZB Completion Checker will come in very handy.