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        <description>NzbDAV is a Usenet WebDAV server: it opens your own Usenet provider as a folder, and hosted NzbDAV arrives wired into your ElfHosted media stack. Run NzbDAV with ElfHosted, and it arrives already wired into your ElfHosted media stack, so your media server and library apps find it straight away, and its folder never faces the internet. The folder stays put through restarts, lined up with the rest of your library, so there's nothing to re-plumb, and it sits behind your ElfHosted login with no extra password. No computer humming in the cupboard at home. What is NzbDAV? A Usenet WebDAV server that opens what's on your own Usenet provider as a folder, so your backups and recordings play in your media server with nothing copied down first. No drive filling up, no waiting, and it reads inside archives without unpacking them. The upstream project is now called InfiniDysk; on ElfHosted it keeps the NzbDAV name and address. Hosted NzbDAV is an add-on to your ElfHosted media stack, run and kept updated for you. It's backed up daily, and you can restore it yourself whenever you need to. Stuck? Sam, ElfHosted's AI helper, checks your actual apps, tells you what's wrong, and asks you before fixing it. You bring your own Usenet provider account and are responsible for what you connect: ElfHosted hosts apps and does not provide content. NzbDAV is the work of the InfiniDysk project; ElfHosted is not affiliated with the project. When Sam can't help, the ElfHosted team is on Discord around the clock, in a carefully moderated server. It's one place for support for every app you run with us, handled by professionals, instead of a GitHub issue, docs that may be out of date, or yet another Discord per project. Unlike a generic chatbot, which guesses and overcomplicates, Sam is tuned on these apps and the way we run them: he safely reads your actual logs and proposes a fix, and nothing changes until you approve it. Add NzbDAV to your stack: https://store.elfhosted.com/product/nzbdav/?utm_source=peertube&amp;utm_medium=video&amp;utm_campaign=nzbdav NzbDAV docs: https://docs.elfhosted.com/app/nzbdav/?utm_source=peertube&amp;utm_medium=video&amp;utm_campaign=nzbdav ElfHosted: https://elfhosted.com/?utm_source=peertube&amp;utm_medium=video&amp;utm_campaign=nzbdav Chapters 0:00 Intro 0:14 What is NzbDAV 0:34 Running NzbDAV yourself 0:57 Wired into your ElfHosted stack 1:12 Hosted NzbDAV, behind your ElfHosted login About ElfHosted: we run open-source apps for you, kept updated and looked after by elves, so you get the apps without the upkeep. [s]elf-hosting without [s]uffering. https://elfhosted.com?utm_source=peertube&amp;utm_medium=video #NzbDAV #Usenet #ElfHosted</description>
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