looks like this has been fixed upstream: https://github.com/mupen64plus/mupen64plus-core/pull/1027

source compiles should now work :)

thanks all for reporting! @mitu, thanks for reporting upstream, and @BuZz thanks for that, hopefully you can use later binaries, once fix is confirmed :)

Parallel-n64 barely works on raspberry pi and it looks like it's having segfault issues again. I would try out lr-mupen64plus-next if I were you as it is much more compatible with raspberry pi and it also offers 64DD support iirc.

@dankcushions , @Romfrosk Thanks guys!))

@mitu ok mate i try this weekend (i have this TV in other house) the hack its because its a game translated to my language (spanish) thats why it appears like a hacked game, but it occurs too with the others rom, i will try that. Thanks a lot!!!

@UberLumby Look at least my version of raspberry:)

oh hang on, you're using lr-mupen64plus, so that input file is redundant, as it uses retroarch configs.

in which case, you can have a look at the core options to see if there's anything relevant: https://retropie.org.uk/docs/RetroArch-Core-Options/

or core input remapping to rebind it completely: https://retropie.org.uk/docs/RetroArch-Configuration/#core-input-remapping

however for pi4, i wouldn't recommend using lr-mupen64plus at all - it has a lot of issues and is out of date. instead use mupen64plus-gliden64 with this fix: https://www.reddit.com/r/RetroPie/comments/gc83sc/n64_mupen64plusgliden64_performance_fix/

Just a side note. I attempted this on Pi 5 with bookworm and it works perfectly fine. I haven't attempted any of the high res mods but hopefully they'll work given the higher specs

@mitu got it. sounds like I need to upgrade my GPU then

Thanks for the responses to my question!!

I've already tried to downclock the device, that didn't help a lot though, yes I have overvoltage set to 6, however I tried to disable it for testing purposes, sadly it didn't help.
I actually only used gles2rice since my games then run at 1080p, all of the other options run at a realy low res, and when I look into the menu where you can change the video output, it's set to 1080p.

So I think my new question would be then how to set the "real" resolution for one of the better emulators to 1080p.

@Noe5 Please add more information about your system, as detailed in https://retropie.org.uk/forum/topic/3/read-this-first.

Has anyone noticed that Ocarina of Time Master Quest has the slow menu bug that the Vanilla Ocarina of Time used to have on lr-mupen64plus-next? Weirdly though the gliden64.custom.ini and mupen64plus.ini file doesn't have Ocarina of Time specific settings

@pegasus1130
I am dealing with a similar issue and I am now very, very close to getting it working. I found a post from a year or so ago which suggested that opening the retroarch GUI from within the emulator, then remapping from the "control" menu therein. For me, this involved hitting f1 on a keyboard to bring up the retroarch gui and then switching each button around according to the results of jstest, and finally saving a "core remap file". This let me fix everything but a few buttons. The issue that remains is that there is no listing in that controls menu for buttons 0 and 1, which are my C up and C right.

@shavecat as far as i know. why not try? :)

@jcthrity3 Anyone? Beuler? Beuler?

@n64problems as a side note you will need to update mupen64plus from source if you want to take advantage of an update that fixed a graphics glitch with Yoshi's story