Because all the content stored on Usenet is user generated and unregulated, sometimes users can post something incorrectly, making them incomplete or even corrupt post making it impossible for the original files are back together after downloading. When this occurs valuable download time and bandwidth is lost. Would not it be great if there was a tool that would allow users to verify our servers to ensure a set of files and articles in this series are complete on our servers by checking against the NZB they try to Download? Guess what? We can do it.
NZB Completion Checker for Windows scanning an NZB for total completion.
To check an NZB to ensure that all items and parts of a set of files on our servers, we need to open the NZB concerned with NZB Completion Checker. NZB Completion Checker is a powerful desktop application lightweight for Windows that allow you to check the entire contents of NZB against our Usenet servers. Doing this will give us a clear picture of what items and parts of the file placed inside the NZB at our disposal for download. Knowing in advance whether or not a NZB is complete, will help users to decide whether we should NZB download it or move on.
NZBcc allows configuration of primary Usenet Usenet servers and backup servers to find the missing items are not found on the main server. Anyone using NZBcc before downloading, will certainly not save much time downloading corrupted files, especially for large messages.
For more information on NZBcc, visit the developer's website here.
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