I'd love to be able to play with a Libretro core. # If you are using a CRT screen, please change the setting above with this one : # If your screen is not compatible with one of these video modes, please check the recalbox's wiki. # So you must use one of these video modes (DMT 4 HDMI,CEA 1 HDMI). Have you tried to edit the videomode in nf? # N64 emulator is configured to display a screen with a 640x480 resolution (native n64 resolution) I had a look at the different options in the config file and indeed the file is modified at first launch so I guess the first launch somehow messes with the settings.Īnyone else experiences a similar issue? Any idea what setting might cause the said in N64 graphics OK on first start only: (I guess it's because files are 'recovered' from share_init.)ĭeleting file mupen64plus.cfg also works for the next launch, but has some issues: I can no longer quit the game using hotkey.

The games are playable but there are glitches, as if some elements were displayed in 4:3 and others in 16:10.ĭeleting folder system/configs/mupen64 and rebooting allows me to come back to a state where the game is displayed properly. When I quit the game and restart it, the graphics are wrong, in a kind on 16:10 format squished in the top 2/3 of the screen. I tried Super Mario 64 Last impact, and I got the title screen with no sound, then the whole thing crashed. On first launch of a game (Mario Kart 64 for instance), the graphics are OK and the game runs fine. I tried playing Super Mario Star Road, only for the sound to play and nothing to display on screen, I later learned this was due to the hack being old and incompatible with Mupen64's default plugins.

I am running Recalbox 7.2.1-reloaded on a Rasberry 3b+ with the default N64 emulator.

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