The RSS feed you've shown is structured correctly. Are you using your username/password or the values copied from the cookie?

Please read this viewtopic.php?f=83&t=12387

Thanks guys, I checked. I am using the correct URL. The error persists. Unexpected end of bencoded file.

I would try to Google your error if I were you: https://www.google.com/search?&q=Unexpe ... coded+file

Maybe try utorrent or some other client and see if they give the same error. That way you know if it is the client or the site that gives the error.

So, did you use your username/password or the UID and passkey from the cookie?
If you're dead set on using qBittorrent but can't get the RSS to work then you may consider setting up autobrr to handle your RSS and pass the results to qBittorrent to download, I do this currently. I used to handle it all natively in rutorrent without issues though so I'd still assume a setup issue on your end

I think I know what the issue is. The RSS gives an URL that does not contain the torrent file.

For example: https://mma-torrents.com/torrents-detai ... 0033&hit=1. It points to the torrent info page but not to the torrent file. Thus giving me: Error: unexpected end of file in bencoded string

Do other torrent clients also have this issue? qBittorrent does not scrape the info page for a torrent file. That kinda sounds like expected behavior.

Or is my RSS URL broken for doing that?

Total n00b failure from me. I updated the RSS URL in qBittorrent and that didn't work. I deleted the RSS subscription and added a new one. That did work.

Thanks guys for ya'll help.

Great that you got it working! Well done!