katarakt
Contributor

2013-03-12 11:29:16 GMT

Are there any good nzb apps for android? The used to be one (androidnzb - I think) which had built in support for nzbmatrix, but since the site is down, the app isn't much good. What does everyone use to find nzbs on their phone?

Nxt
Moderator

2013-03-12 15:44:55 GMT

nzb360 - nzbx support coming soon but you can also add newznab providers

BoogaBooga
Contributor

2013-03-18 02:40:21 GMT

http://dev.patey.net/sabmobile.html

BTW can someone make a sabmobile searcher for nzbx :D

twelve
Member

2013-03-31 11:26:36 GMT

NZB Leech, SABcontrol both work well depends what you want.

icanrule
Member

2013-04-15 09:36:22 GMT

"NZB Unity" is top notch. Because nzbmatrix collapsed it is being retooled but it runs great.

Chrisneb
Member

2013-04-15 23:04:20 GMT

Here's my first pass at a sabmobile searcher xml file. The RegEx will probably break the instant they update the search results.

<Settings>
<Searchers>
<Searcher>
<Name>nzbx.co</Name>
<Link>https://nzbx.co/s?q=[search]&i=releases&l=$nmaxresults&sf=1&sfm=1048576&sb=age&st=desc&category=all</Link>
<RegExp><tr style="font-size: 12px;">\s*<td style="vertical-align: middle; font-size: 12px;">\s*<div class="left pull-left" style="padding-top: 2px;">\s*<a href=".*?">\s*(.*?)\s*</a>\s*</div>\s*<div class="right pull-right">\s*<div style="float: left;">\s*.*\s*.*\s*.*\s*</div>\s*<div class="clearfix"></div>\s*</td>\s*<td style="vertical-align: middle; text-align: center;">\s*(.*)\s*(.*?)</td>\s*<td style="vertical-align: middle; background-color:rgba\(.*?\) ;text-align: center;">(.*?)</td>\s*<td style="vertical-align: middle; text-align: center;">(.*?)</td>\s*<td style="vertical-align: middle; text-align: center;">(.*?)</td>\s*<td style="vertical-align: middle; text-align: center;">\s*(.*)\s*.*\s*<td style="vertical-align: middle; text-align: center;"><a href="(.*?)".*</RegExp>
<RegExpLinkIndex>8</RegExpLinkIndex>
<RegExpTitleIndex>1</RegExpTitleIndex>
<RegExpSizeIndex>2</RegExpSizeIndex>
<CustomText>Rating: $4, $7 $3</CustomText>
<FileType>nzb</FileType>
<Parameters>
<Param name="$nmaxresults" prettyname="Results (25/50/100/250)" type="text" value="250"/>
</Parameters>
</Searcher>
</Searchers>
</Settings>

BoogaBooga
Contributor

2013-04-18 02:03:35 GMT

Here's my first pass at a sabmobile searcher xml file. The RegEx will probably break the instant they update the search results.

I tried a similar regex; the search returned results but sabmobile would not fetch the nzb

Chrisneb
Member

2013-04-18 02:19:24 GMT

Here's my first pass at a sabmobile searcher xml file. The RegEx will probably break the instant they update the search results.

I tried a similar regex; the search returned results but sabmobile would not fetch the nzb

The version I posted still works for me. I think the trick is the RegExpLinkIndex and FileType elements. The parenthesis have to match the right string in the regex.