I use nzbmatrix and when you click download in google chrome and have nzb's auto open, the download name does not match that of the nzb file. Currently the download name matches the nfo file name. I especially see this when i select android apps and pc apps. For example I download 3 android apps and all 3 download names in bintube app are the same "android" and the folder names also say "android".

I have lots bins I have downloaded and lots of new ones in queue. I would like there to be a check to ensure that the same bin is not downloaded twice. If you could add a fudge factor into it to so that way if the file size is exact then the names wouldn't have to be exactly the same.

It's been a while since the introduction of the new content panes within BinTube, and the application does not remember which ones you close, or move to different regions of the application.

It's annoying to change things to the way you like them all of the time.

I have tried others like Binsearch etc paid more money per GB ,Bintube is grat I just wish I could make the Accelerator make my Downloads quicker ,faster is better but I get a movie and can start watching it instantly if I want ,so please don't think of me as a dolt if I am happy here
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i have 20+inch monitor res is 1680*1050
the download tab and status tab both have lots of empty space they could be made into split screen along the same area so you dont have to click the tab to go back and forth. if done, it should be optional.

Almost all password protected archives require annoying, fluitless, servey completions for fake passwords that dont work. BinSearch.INFO automatically warns users when an archive is password protected (in other words probably BS).

Please add a feature to ignore password protected archives so I dont have to go through a trial and error guessing spree to stream a video.

Thanks!

BinTube, thanks for helping protect privacy through secure connections using https. It would be great if you could extend this feature found with downloads to include searches — just in case prying eyes are interested, particularly in today's climate where ISPs are being recruited to help police the Internet.

on my htpc, my preference is to keep the windows desktop running at 720p to increase readability from the couch without having to change dpi, however i would still like the option of switching to full 1080p when going fullscreen in bintube, this functionality already exists in vlc, with any luck it wont be that hard to expose it

I am not sure how you would go about it, but I think it would be awesome if you could add the ability to stream the videos over DLNA to Xbox 360s, PS3s, etc. It wouldn't be easy, but it would really make your product a must have item. Tversity does something similar to this with web streams, but it doesn't support Usenet.

i would like to see an option to filter searchs by posters.

Bintube sometimes hangs on extraction and repair of downloads especially when you have a number of items in the download list. To fix this you have to pause the dowloads that are extracting and repairing then restart BinTube usually by using the task manager to terminate the program. If you dont pause the files that are stuck while being decompressed and repaired and you close the program you lose them when it is restarted.

On Bintube accelerator it does not give you the ability to select which Bintube server you want to connect to.

I signed up and went to change my password. For reasons which I will file a separate bug for, directly after I had to click on the "Lost Password" link on the login page. I was very surprised to find that the email I received contained my password in plain text, meaning that you aren't running it through a one-way hashing algorithm. C'mon guys, this is Web101 stuff here.

On slow connections if you start playing a video too early it will run out of buffer and stop playing. This means I have to get off my lazy a** and start the video again, find where I left off. It would be better to just simply automatically resume when there is enough buffer downloaded to play the rest of the file.

If a search item doesn't bear your desired result, you could add it to a wish list. Then, if the item should ever show up on Usenet binaries, BinTube will alert you.