I'm looking for an invite for this tracker over 2 years. I have accounts in many and hard to get trackers which i personally use and not for sale or trade. I want this for exclusively personal usage. If anyone is generous enough to invite someone freely, i can provide over pm any kind of proofs he might like...

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Sorry to say, but if Nexus Master users on CHDBits with 25TB+ buffer aren't getting an invite, then for sure you're not getting one.

I've already been told that they ignore places like these and pretty much have a laugh at those hoping to get an invite on these tracker invite forums. ;( I'm not part of of HDBits.org though, though know a special someone who is. They don't care about proofs unless you personally know someone who has access to invites there.

If you know how how to encode and you can show your skills on the right tracker, then you may meet the right people to get an invite. From what I've been told, SDBits.org is HDBits.org's sister site, so you might want to start building a reputation there. Other than that, by dumb luck you may just run into someone who has access to invites and based on friendship you may get one.

Other than the above, you've got buy your way in and it's not cheap. Seriously though, from what I've seen, it's over-rated. My friend has a 60 inch T.V, hooked up with a Western Digital live streaming media player and he downloads scene 1080p encodes from SCC, etc and the quality is as good as the full blu-ray. Many tests were done to be sure of this. So if you're looking at using more storage, then drop $200+ for an account at HDBits.org, or just grab what's there.

Seriously, even PixelHD 4GB 1080p encodes are tested on 50+ inch television sets.

HDBits.org is good for retention on older movies and so is CHDBits, but CHDBits doesn't have a heavy price attached to it. From what I was shown, HDBits.org also does web downloads, which I hear are better than 720p HD-TV rips, but in today's world, sooner or later it's all going to come out on blu-ray, so if you have a data limit, what's the point in wasting it.

BeyondHD.org, Blu-bits, HD-Space and HD-Torrents.org are all great places for high definition work too and you should have zero problems with their quality, as that's what they aim to do. As far as variety, well the first two do lack in it, but you'll usually find something from CHDBits, etc to replace what it is by whatever group.

Even rutracker.org specializes in Russian and English audio high definition material and there's nothing wrong with their work at all. I grab many things from there.