[Milhouse]

The paths that you provided above no longer exists. I've cleaned numerous times, so why are they still being referenced?

Because you've got an item in your media library that still references the artwork. It tells you the names of the items in the console:

Code:

[fanart    ] [House Party Collection                  ] C:\Users\MarHutchy\AppData\Roaming\Kodi\userdata\addon_data\plugin.video.genesis\Movies\House Party (1990)\fanart.jpg
[fanart    ] [Hulk Collection                         ] C:\Users\MarHutchy\Downloads\MOVIES\Hulk Collection\The Incredible Hulk (2008)\fanart.jpg

"House Party Collection" and "Hulk Collection" - these sound like movie sets.

Assign new fanart artwork for the movie sets using either the Kodi GUI, or dump your movie sets to find the setid and change the artwork from the command line.

If ever you don't know which item an artwork path belongs to, then dump out your media items, eg. movies, to a file

Code:

texturecache.py jd movies >movies.dat

then search movies.dat for the artwork path and you should find the associated movie.

Assign new artwork for the movie using either the Kodi GUI or

Code:

texturecache.py set movie <movieid> artwork.<type> "<new artwork url>"

specifying appropriate values for <movieid>, <type> and <new artwork url>.

If when using "texturecache.py set" the new artwork url is blank it will effectively remove the artwork from the library, ie. unassociate the artwork type for the movie, allowing tools such as Artwork Downloader to find and associate new artwork.

Repeat for tvshows, movie sets, music etc.