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[Bug]: `mdb_tomatoesaudience` or `rt_popcorn` not working correctly?

See original GitHub issue

Version Number

1.17.3

What branch are you on?

master

Describe the Bug

With this config, I get this poster:

As you can see on Rotten Tomatoes and mdblist, the audience score is incorrect and it looks like it’s actually getting the IMDb score.

(also, horizontal_position: right isn’t working but it seems that may be fixed in https://github.com/meisnate12/Plex-Meta-Manager-Configs/pull/502… although it happens on both images for me.)

Relevant Collection/Overlay/Playlist Definition

- git: PMM/overlays/ratings
  template_variables:
    rating1: critic
    rating2: audience
    rating1_image: rt_tomato
    rating2_image: rt_popcorn
    horizontal_position: right
    vertical_position: bottom
    rating_alignment: horizontal
  operations:
    mass_critic_rating_update: mdb_tomatoes
    mass_audience_rating_update: mdb_tomatoesaudience

Logs

No error in logs

Issue Analytics

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Created 10 months ago
Comments:11

Top GitHub Comments

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chrislentzcommented, Nov 6, 2022

Plex caches those ratings. I am not sure the time length on the cache, but if you change it, I suspect that eventually it would update once the Plex cache for that movie expires. Just a theory though.

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KnifeFedcommented, Nov 6, 2022

Yes, but that only seems to apply to new media. I already tried changing the ratings source to RT and doing “Refresh Metadata” on a movie, but it didn’t update. I had to remove/re-add it to the library for the RT logos to show up instead of the IMDb logo.