Best indexers for eBooks?
I have NZBgeek and Tabula Rasa setup with readarr, but it seems to struggle to find most books. Any recommendations for indexers that handles eBooks better?
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View original on lemmy.fmhy.mlI have NZBgeek and Tabula Rasa setup with readarr, but it seems to struggle to find most books. Any recommendations for indexers that handles eBooks better?
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Yeah I use a combo of NZBgeek, DrunkenSlug and Althub. Althub seems the best for books. Anything I can't find I go to Library Genesis
Althub seems to do ok for books and comics.
Thanks, I'll check them out!
As a Usenet newbie, how does one go about finding ebooks? (Epubs preferably)
I’m on newshosting. I haven’t come up with a single ebook I’ve looked for.
Are you just manually searching on newshosting or are you using indexers with readarr?
Manually searching in newshosting’s reader. I had no idea other indexers would pull up different results.
Yeah, from my understanding the more indexers the better. If you want to just try some out, I know the usenet community on Reddit has a list of some of the free indexers. They typically have a daily limit but not a bad place to start if you're just getting into usenet. Also if you do a lot of downloading, you should check out the arr software. In my experience it works really well with usenet.
It’s not an answer to your question, but I’ve gone down a similar path before. In the end, I just do it the old way using some sites and you can use tabula rasa to keep things organized. I have the same approach for music.
Try Anna’s Archive - https://annas-archive.org
Not part of Usenet, but has a huge database.