Binverse Tips And Tricks
Binverse, an Usenet service/program that proposes to make Usenet easy, has recently made some changes for the better. Here is a list of what has been improved.
- First, Binverse has dramatically increased Binary retention times to about 400 days. You can see their blog post here –> but essentially they have doubled their retention times from 200 days to now about 400 days. http://blog.binverse.com/?p=46.
- Second, Binverse is now offering unlimited accounts and a new pricing structure. All the details are available on our Binverse Review page and also they have been detailed on their blog page http://blog.binverse.com/?p=41 as well but their new unlimited download plans offer Usenet users more what they are looking for in a Usenet service. At arond
Anyways on to the tips and tricks for getting the most out of Binverse aka Binverse cool features.
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Check Binverse Updates — Okay this one should be obvious but always make sure that your Binverse client is up to date because they release updates often. As you can see upper right hand corner go there to check for Binverse Updates |
Configure Search Folders
A picture is worth a thousand word but a video even more so be sure to check out our video on Binverse below too but basically you create a new folder, label it and assign a folder name to it.
Choose Default Search Provider
Hidden in the Binverse configuration menu you have option to select a search server. By default this goes the built in Binverse Engine. Normally, the built in Binverse search engine will give you the best results but it’s worth checking out other Usenet search providers to see what other options you have. The other Usenet search server listed are Bintube, binsearch.info, newzleech, NFONews.com, NZBMatrix.com and ngindex.com. Your may be more comfortable with this other Usenet search providers. Be sure to play around with the default Usenet search provider however because the built-in binverse client is very good.
Turn SSL On
By detault it appears that SSL is not enabled so go make sure that SSL is turned on. You might as well take advantage of the extra security offered by SSL as its included free with Binverse and you just have to make sure its enabled. Encryption will help prevent throttling of your account by your ISP. Depending on how you access the Internet ( i.e. what company you use ). Your ISP may throttle your Internet connection if they detect Usenet downloads. This varies by ISP and can be avoided by using SSL
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