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@JanM201
@Gothico

I don't believe this to be a scraper issue. I just started adding the rating tags to all my nfo files manually. To test this I added ratings to one movie, changed my scraper settings to local, let KODI scrape the entire library, and then changed my scraper settings back to The Movie Database.

For example, after looking at imdb.com, metacritics.com and rottentomatoes.com for the rating info, I added rating tags to the movie that JanM201 provided. I've been adding them after the originaltitle tag for uniformity...

Code:

<originaltitle>Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone</originaltitle>
<ratings>
<rating name="imdb" max="10">
<value>7.6</value>
<votes>555114</votes>
</rating>
<rating name="metacritic" max="10">
<value>7.85.6</value>
<votes>726</votes>
</rating>
<rating name="themoviedb" max="10" default="true">
<value>1.0</value>
<votes>1</votes>
</rating>
<rating name="tomatometerallaudience" max="10">
<value>8.2</value>
<votes>1156510</votes>
</rating>
<rating name="tomatometerallcritics" max="10">
<value>8.1</value>
<votes>195</votes>
</rating>
</ratings>

I left "themoviedb" tag in there only as an example. When I exported my library, my nfo files had "imdb" and "themoviedb" tags populated. I manually added the others.

JanM201, try adding the above rating tags after your originaltitle tag and scrape the library again. I bet the ratings will display for that movie.