Rogue Launching Image won't delete

[kerflug]

I have read the forum for hours and apologize if I didn't find an already existing solution, but I am having issues with a new RetroPie setup and launch images. I have Launch menu AND Launch menu art disabled under RunCommand but this artwork still shows up, it was from a theme I installed and decided I did not want. I tried adding new Launch art, but the problem art shows up first for a few seconds, then it shows the new art I installed, two versions of launch art showing, both system specific.

When I check the directories at /opt/retropie/configs/ each system shows only the new launching.jpg, not the problem one.

When I use the launchingimages script to Delete all launching art, it deletes the new art I just added but not the problem art.

[kerflug]

Clarification on my second point, if I Disable Launch Art and Launch Menu the new art I added does not show up, but the problem art still shows up. If I enable both then BOTH show up, back to back. The first problem art stays on the screen for 4-5 seconds regardless of the timing set in Runcommand, the art I added will stay on however long I have the option set for.

[mitu]

Do you have any customizations added to the onstart runcommand script ? Sounds like your images are shown by a separate launching image process.

[kerflug]

@mitu

Thanks for the reply!

I haven't made any changes to it, here it is. I don't see any reference to any images files, just the videos.

code_text
```pkill -STOP mpg123

### Access to Selection Menu
## 
# $1 = systemname > openbor
# $3 = full path of ROM-file

if [[ "$1" == "openbor" && "${3##*/}" == "Access Selection Menu.bor" ]]; then
    # pkill runcommand.sh # Maybe needed to prevent first runcommand from being messed up
    bash "/home/pi/RetroPie/roms/ports/OpenBOR - Beats of Rage Engine Selection.sh"
fi

##
### Access to Selection Menu

echo "$1;$3" > /tmp/lastplayed
/home/pi/.attract/scripts/amlastplayed.sh

enablevideolaunch="true"
if [[ $enablevideolaunch == "true" ]]; then
 # Extract file name from called ROM
 gname="$(basename "$3")"
 # build path to file and remove extension from ROM to add mp4 extension
 # $HOME variable will help users that are not stick to raspberry ;)
 ifgame="$HOME/RetroPie/videoloadingscreens/$1/${gname%.*}.mp4"
 ifsystem="$HOME/RetroPie/videoloadingscreens/$1.mp4"
 default="$HOME/RetroPie/videoloadingscreens/default.mp4"

 # If condition to check filename with -f switch, f means regular file
 if [[ -f $ifgame ]]; then
     omxplayer "$ifgame" > /dev/null 2>&1
 elif [[ -f $ifsystem ]]; then
      omxplayer "$ifsystem" > /dev/null 2>&1
 elif [[ -f $default ]]; then
    omxplayer "$default" > /dev/null 2>&1
 fi
fi

[kerflug]

Ah, the VIDEO loading screens, there they are. I set that to False and there we go! Thank you @mitu!