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Yes, queue-items take a bit of memory but with large queues (200+) this starts to add up.

Found it, I think!
Could you guys maybe try to install this version?
https://github.com/sabnzbd/sabbuild/rel ... -setup.exe
(first shutdown services before updating, no need to uninstall the services)

I can reproduce it, but have no clue what is causing it :/

Strange!
Glad it worked somehow.

Have you tried a different NZB? Is it really a ".nzb" file? And if you add it manually/directly to SAB, does it work?
It's a strange problem.. If it was broken in the code, I would expect many people reporting problems.
Not sure at the moment how to debug it.

Could you (and others) maybe try this modified version of 2.3.3 spk-file? https://github.com/Safihre/spksrc/releases/tag/sabnzbd-oldyenc (building more archs right now) (see arch naming convention here: https://github.com/SynoCommunity/spksrc/wiki/Architecture-per-Synology-model) I want to identify ...

Go in Config > Folders and use the "Browse" next to the Watched Folder to browse to the folder you are downloading the NZB's to. Maybe go up/down the folders a bit to make sure it's correct.
Then enable Advanced Settings and check "Watched Folder Scan Speed", what is it set to?

It should never be in those locations. SABnzbd will use the base-location of where it is started, since you used NSSM that set the base-location to the System32 folder. You should use the guide here to run as servuce: https://sabnzbd.org/wiki/advanced/sabnzbd-as-a-windows-service It also explains wh...

And maybe double check if the Watched folder is readable for SABnzbd. You can also enable +Debug logging in the Status and Interface settings window and then in the main menu (the hamburger icon) click 'Scan watched folder now'. Does it add downloads then? Otherwise download the log and check near t...

Could you try this one?
https://github.com/sabnzbd/sabbuild/rel ... /2.3.3-osx

Could you give this modified version of 2.3.3 a try?
https://github.com/sabnzbd/sabbuild/rel ... .3-oldyenc
Trying to pinpoint if it's the C-code or the Python part that's giving you problems.

What is the CPU usage when it's slow and how many cpu cores do you have?

Maybe try a trial of another usenet provider, easiest way! For example Frugal or Usenet Ninja.

Since you run it locally, you don't need a username and password really. Since no one can access it but you on your pc. Just downloading a movie isn't that easy, usually you need an indexer website that has the NZBs that can be downloaded using Sab. Or use a website like binsearch, but it's not as r...

Depends how big your queue is?