NZBin For Mac

Usenet servers are used to provide a communication system between people that share the same interests, but also host various archives.

NZBin is a Mac OS X application that offers you the possibility to download files from a news server in a streamlined manner, via a well-organized user interface.

The NZBin user interface is represented by a single window where you can keep an eye on your download queue and view all the files included in an NZB package. You cannot customize the app’s appearance in any way, but given its dark theme and modern design it should smoothly integrate with your system.

To get started, just open the NZB files you want to process by using the File menu, or drag and drop them on top of the NZBin Dock icon. The application automatically adds the packages to the download queue and enables you to see all included archives.

The top toolbar of the NZBin application allows you to see the transfer speed, the number of files that are to be processed, and how much time is needed to complete the process.

To be able to establish a connection, you must input the news server details and your credentials in the NZBin Preferences window. The same area offers you the possibility to change the location of the download folder.

Via the NZBin Advanced Preferences tab you get to decide if the application should try to repair files, to automatically extract them when the download is over, to correct the file obfuscation, and so on.

To conclude, once you manage to setup the news servers, NZBin enables you to download NZB files in a highly streamlined manner, and also integrates more complex functions that can be used to repair the files, and so on.