What Does NZB Stand For?

NZB stands for Non Zero Binary

NZB, or Non Zero Binary, refers to a file format used for encoding and managing binary data in a way that facilitates easier and more efficient transfer over Usenet networks. This format is particularly useful for representing large files and collections of files by providing metadata about their content and allowing for segmented downloading. NZB files enable users to access and retrieve articles from Usenet, streamlining the process of managing and sharing binary content.