I used to run N64 on my pi when i first got one, i messed with every game i could, but i could only get about 6 games working to the point where i considered them playable and they were all early games such as wave race, mario 64, mario kart, etc. Golden eye in my experience runs way too slow on any setting.

I gave up and just deleted all of it off my Pi and got an Everdrive64 flash cart for my actual console, haha.

This is why selling RetroPie builds is popular and easy. They knock up an image, then all the people with issues come here because it's RetroPie.

I feel bad because the people buying it are doubly ripped off when it breaks and are told here that nobody will help unsupported images. 😫

Let me know if this is way to low a priority or if I should put it in Ideas section.

I was looking over the code for [OMX](lhttps://github.com/ricrpi/mupen64plus-audio-omx/blob/master/src/main.c the commit volum section is commented out, saying it doesn't work with Raspberry Pi. I was poking around and it looks like the omx player for raspberry pi which uses OMX as well does support volume control. That code looks to be in C++ instead of C, but has similarities in terms of populating the struct and setting it omxErr = OMX_SetConfig(OMX_Handle, OMX_IndexConfigAudioVolume, &volumeConfig);

That line is from omxplayer
line 812

Any chance OMX was update for RPi and this plugin wasn't aware? My C/C++ skills are out of date especially with linux, so I would not know how to properly get all the source needed to build, make the change. Sadly I have used too much Visual Studio and Windows development. Code would have to be commented out, and also added to call the commented code to increase / decrease.

@markyh444

yep cool thanks

@Pirate

Ditto I have this when using a USB DAC, all other emulators are ok but no audio on any N64 ROM

Hi, this is an old issue, but I just configured mine RetroPie few days ago.
I don't want overclock my device, this can means a risk for me. So, I was playing Tony Hawks Pro Skater, and I think the same issue was happening.
The solution for me was reduce the video quality (also the video clock) and skip the sound of music while playing (the music I needed to change on Game configuration trying to skip the Audio system calls).

As software developer I know some error happens on the game and emulator prints a lot's of messages behind the game. I think if I know the shell commend to make the N64 Retro Pie Emulator skip the log messages the game can run even better.
If anyone knows a command like this please tell me.

Thank you