[grimmace92]

why do you use the Kodi universal scraper? 

a) tmm has an own OMDB scraper
b) tmm has an own universal scraper

and both should work out of the box..

I cannot say why the Kodi universal scraper throws an "no supported ID available" error, but since they are not maintained by us, we barely such for errors there (especially since we offer many things by tmm itself)

EDIT: okay just figured out why you get this error - the Kodi scrapers are built to search and then get the meta data. They're not as flexible as tmm scrapers (to be called just with an given ID to get the meta data for that ID).. Since you do not search with the same Kodi scraper before, you are not able to scrape meta data with it

Unfortunatgely the TMM universal scraper doesn't work like the Kodi one.  When using the TMM universal scraper with omdbapi selected for ratings it looks like this....

 <ratings>
    <rating default="false" max="10" name="themoviedb">
      <value>7.5</value>
      <votes>5804</votes>
    </rating>
    <rating default="true" max="10" name="imdb">
      <value>6.5</value>
      <votes>74496</votes>
    </rating>
    <rating default="false" max="100" name="rottenTomatoes">
      <value>63.0</value>
      <votes>0</votes>
    </rating>
    <rating default="false" max="100" name="metascore">
      <value>47.0</value>
      <votes>0</votes>
    </rating>

When using the Kodi universal scraper with omdbapi for ratings it looks like this....

 <ratings>
    <rating default="false" max="100" name="tomatometerallaudience">
      <value>79.0</value>
      <votes>60892</votes>
    </rating>
    <rating default="false" max="10" name="themoviedb">
      <value>6.9</value>
      <votes>5554</votes>
    </rating>
    <rating default="false" max="100" name="tomatometerallcritics">
      <value>90.0</value>
      <votes>309</votes>
    </rating>
    <rating default="true" max="10" name="imdb">
      <value>7.2</value>
      <votes>284204</votes>
    </rating>
    <rating default="false" max="100" name="metacritic">
      <value>76.0</value>
      <votes>43</votes>
    </rating>
    <rating default="false" max="5" name="tomatometeravgaudience">
      <value>3.8</value>
      <votes>60892</votes>
    </rating>
    <rating default="false" max="10" name="tomatometeravgcritics">
      <value>7.5</value>
      <votes>309</votes>
    </rating>
  </ratings>

I need it the Kodi way as the skin I'm using was coded using those headers such as "tomatometerallaudience" for example.  The skin bypasses skin helper service if it finds this info instead of going out to the internet to scrape it on the fly.