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NZBGet
NZBGet is a fast, lightweight Usenet NZB downloader with a remote web UI, queue management, post-processing, and automation-friendly integration with media managers.
NZBGet is a high-performance binary downloader for Usenet that retrieves content based on NZB files. Written in optimized C++, it is designed for low resource usage while sustaining high download speeds across many platforms.
Key Features
- Multithreaded downloading for high throughput
- Remote web interface for managing downloads from a browser
- Queue management with prioritization and scheduling
- Post-processing pipeline for tasks like unpacking, repairing, and moving/renaming
- Scriptable automation hooks (commonly using shell or Python scripts)
- Built-in performance testing to benchmark Usenet servers
- Broad platform support, including NAS appliances and container deployments
Use Cases
- Automated Usenet downloading as part of a media pipeline (e.g., with external library managers)
- Running a lightweight downloader on NAS or low-power home servers
- Centralized remote management of Usenet queues and post-processing
NZBGet combines efficiency, automation-focused workflows, and wide portability, making it a strong choice for users who want a fast Usenet client with robust control and customization options.
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