NZB Completion Checker

NZB Completion Checker is a efficient piece of software aimed to offer users an easy means of verifying their usenet files and determine if these are available, so as to proceed with the download process.

The first time users install NZB Completion Checker, they will also need to configure their usenet server settings and input their account credentials, otherwise the application will be unable to connect and verify the status of the NZB file.

When the installation is finalized, users can launch the program and input a file or an entire directory containing NZB files, displaying the number of items, their size and the number of segments.

The main window of NZB Completion Checker features four different tabs, namely 'Tree', 'Board', 'Files' and 'Log', each providing users with insight into the undergoing progress of the process.

The tool also features several buttons that allow users to 'Start', 'Stop', 'Check' the file or perform an 'Online' verification concerning the targeted NZB file.

In the 'Tree' section of the application, users can view the structure and contents of a NZB file, by clicking on the various nodes to reveal the 'Groups', 'Servers Used' and 'Segments'. Similarly, the 'Board' tab enables users to get a visual representation of the number of elements comprised by the NZB.

Under 'Files', users can view the items that are currently being processed, along with the 'Completion' level in percentage and the corresponding 'Progress'. The 'Log' section features the errors which may occur during the verification operation.

The 'Settings' button enables users to configure several functioning parameters of the application, particularly the servers they want to work with and their order. Optionally, users can enable rewriting of the NZB file, which allows NZB Completion Checker to split the file in two.

Other functions provided by NZB Completion Checker include the 'Password Checker' which aims to prevent users from downloading a file which requires an access key in order to be opened, thus preventing them from wasting too much time on something they cannot work with.