ZRatings is a companion tool for JRiver Media Center to help tag a movie collection. It retrieves IMDb, TMDb, Metacritic and Rotten Tomatoes movie ratings, along with other movie metadata such as Tagline, Actors, Director, Studios, etc from Open Movie Database (OMDb) and The Movie Database (TMDb). You can decide what changes to keep/skip, and which JRiver fields to update.

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Note: ZRatings was previously called MCRatings

This is what ZRatings can do for you:

• Get movie metadata including IMDb Rating, TMDb, Rotten Tomatoes, Metacritic scores ...
• ... Actors, Director, Writers, Awards, Plot, Tagline, Trailer, Website... and a few more!
• Poster selection and download, courtesy of the embedded Poster Browser
• Actor and Crew thumbnail downloads for each movie
• Uses the JRiver API to load and update movie tags, so there's no need to mess with Sidecar XMLs.
• Mapping of which JRiver fields to use and which ones to allow overwrite
• Color coding of changes for review of new vs previous value before committing it to JRiver
• Easily revert changes to a movie field, movie row, or entire column of data
• Very functional UI with search/filtering/sort, batch update, click-to-open IMDb page and movie folder, etc.
• Easter eggs!

• .NET Framework 4.6.2 or above (Windows 10 should have it by default)
• JRiver MediaCenter must be installed on same PC (client or server)
• OMDb API key (free or otherwise) - get it from here
• TMDb API key (free) - get it from here (you may need to register a TMDb account first)

1. Backup your JRiver library.
2. Go back to step 1 and really do it this time.
3. Start ZRatings - at first run time, the Settings UI will automatically open
   • Check the ZRatings<->JRiver field mapping. For any fields marked RED you need to:
     • create the missing fields in JRiver (with type = string)
     • disable them if you are not interested in the information they provide.
   • Register for an OMDb Key and enter it on "OMDb API Keys"
   • Register for a TMDb Key and enter it on "TMDb API Keys"
   • Save Settings
4. Select a JRiver Playlist to load
5. Select a few movies and click "Get Movie Info"
6. Review the info downloaded from TMDb/OMDb and save it to your JRiver DB using "Save to JRiver"
7. Rejoice that you now have a whole lot of metadata per movie in your collection and enjoy it!