Asustor Adds Usenet Tools From App Central to NAS

ASUSTOR Inc., has
added Usenet download and media streaming tools to its App
Central library.

These apps include SABnzbdplus, Sick Beard, CouchPotato,
Headphones, and Subsonic. All users are welcome to try out these apps
as they are available free of charge from the company’s App Central.

It contains over 90 apps that users can install to add
functionality to their NAS devices. App categories include business,
project collaboration, website construction and digital home
entertainment.

"App Central is an excellent platform that allows our
users to add different types of functionality to their NAS devices.
We are very excited to be adding these new Apps to our expanding
lineup," said Steve
Huang, product manager, ASUSTOR. "Adding Usenet download and
media streaming functionality allows us to continue to meet the
differing demands of all our users."

The released apps are summarized as follows:

• SABnzbdplus:
  A
  cross-platform binary newsreader. It makes downloading from Usenet
  simple and streamlined by automating the process. All you have to do
  is add an .nzb file and the app takes over from there, where it will
  be downloaded, verified, repaired, extracted and filed away with zero
  human interaction.

• Sick
  Beard: A video recorder for newsgroup users. It watches
  for episodes of your favorite shows and when they are posted it
  downloads them, sorts and renames them, and optionally generates
  metadata for them.

• CouchPotato:
  An
  automatic NZB and torrent downloader. You can create a ‘want to
  watch’ list and it will search through multiple NZBs and torrents
  sites, looking for the best possible match. Once a match is found it
  will send it to SABnzbd or download the file to a specified
  directory.

• Headphones:
  A
  SABnzbd add-on that automates your music downloading. It allows you
  to import your favorite artists from iTunes, and keep an eye out for
  any new albums they might be releasing.

• Subsonic:
  Free, web-based media streamer, providing access to the
  music on your NAS. You can use it to listen to your own music, share
  music with friends and even stream to multiple player simultaneously.