Appoxo, 1 year ago

Depends on your client (say qbittorrent), your tracker (say 1337x) and their rules (say only tv and movie but no audio).

Just as a heads up: Most prefer FLAC or WAV since that’s the best possible quality. MP3 can be converted from them.
Well received are logs how close it copied the data from the source or if it has read errors (bitflips etc.).
EAC (ExactAudioCopy) for example does it. There are others but tutorials can be searched rather easy. Make sure to adhere to the more audiophile forums for advice but don’t believe every esoteric opinion from them.
Also private trackers usually have guides or tutorials in their wiki, faq or forums. Make sure to pay a visit.