This will make an NZB file that you can use to download the binary in any of our recommended newsreaders. Many sites will require payment/donation for full features. To download the NZB, you’d tick the checkbox to the left of the listingright after the number 1and select Create NZB from just below the Results heading. These are usually fantastic communities for those hard to locate postings. Private NZB sites - These are usually closed for registration and require a invite to join. Many sites will require payment/donation for full features. NZB search engines - These sites are specifically tailored towards finding those big grouped NZB files, many will have additional information on the files and headers that is not availiable on the mainstream Usenet Search engines. These sites are usually free, however they do not offer much filtering of the Usenet Junk. But before we present our handy table of NZB search indexers, first we explain what they are You can search all your indexers from one place and use it as an indexer source for tools like Sonarr, Radarr or CouchPotato. Many have grouping facilities and many more advanced features. An NZB indexer makes searching for NZB files easier and more convenient than ever before. Usenet search engines - These are just that, they search the headers given in the groups and display them for you. "Raw Usenet search engines" and "NZB Sites".
If you choose not to use your newsreaders built in search then you have two basic options. Many of the top providers do supply a newsreader with search facilities, however due to the nature of Usenet its not always that easy! Now hopefully you have a excellent Usenet Proivder you will need to locate some content on Usenet.
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