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Why not just setup radarr? This will also automatically download the movie for you as soon as your desired quality hits your preferred trackers. It's like a 15min procedure to get it running and then you can just search directly from radarr and add things from there, and it will just monitor for you.
When I’ve looked into it I never saw a way to set it up to filter for quality beyond what’s in the torrent name, which more often than not doesn’t specify hdr type, audio, etc - certainly not bitrate.
I'm pretty sure you can define the filter by bitrate as in dimension/minute of the file, this allow for a filter that's unrelated to the filename.
Of course if you are into stuff like HDR type you can't reasonably expect it to be tied to a webrip or anything below Blueray.
You can also do a manual search from within radarr and look at the files yourself.
Yeah I know I can search within radarr but at that point why have it