How can I remove this rating % from showing up next to series, and especially from individual episodes?
I’m really not interested in those ratings.
And I would just prefer them to be hidden, as I find it rather annoying to go into each episode with a previous expectation of how “good” it will be according to someone else’s opinion.
I’d rather go in blindly. Just personal preference.
I’m currently using Absolute Series Scanner with HamaTV agent (I think that’s what’s it’s called, been a while since I set everything up).
I have tried setting this to none or just leaving it blank, but it didn’t work.
I tried searching the internet and reddit and didn’t find any solutions 
Hope someone can help me 
Thank you.
IIRC what you see is the critic or audience rating – that is unless you’re setting your own user rating for the show.
You cannot configure Plex not to display that information. I believe there’s a feature suggestion asking for an option in a tv-show library to select “no” rating source.
You cannot configure Plex not to display that information.
I see. That’s a shame
Is there a way to prevent Plex from “fetching” that info somehow, thus making it so there’s nothing to display?
I thought setting the rating source to None under the scanner/agent Advanced Settings would do just that…
For context, it used to be like this previously: AniDB, TheTVDB, MyAnimeList, TheMovieDb, OMDb | TheTVDB, AniDB
IIRC what you see is the critic or audience rating – that is unless you’re setting your own user rating for the show.
Even if I set my own star rating, that percentage rating is still there.
Update: Apparently it worked after unmatching and matching again. Now when it fetched all the metadata again, it didn’t get the rating since I set it to “None”.
I thought Refresh All Metadata was supposed to do this?
Not sure why I had to manually unmatch and rematch for the changes to take place… 
Sounds to me that since the metadata for the rating has already been fetched, it is too late to fetch new metadata without the rating. Choosing “none” sets your preferred rating source, but will not delete any existing metadata if it gets nothing to replace it.
That sucks in this case, but I imagine refresh metadata will only replace metadata if it found something first.
If you wish to do this to all, and starting over isn’t too scary of a though, maybe nuke the entire library and make it again? This would force a new match/metadata for the entire library, but it will mess with the “added at” date for all media, making them look like new content (if you rely on the “recently added” hub in the library).
