@mitu I can confirm: downgrading SDL to v2.0.8 solved my problem! Thanks for the help, as always. :-)

@BuZz Haha no worries mate! Thanks for the help!

@Thorr69 @Parabolaralus Ok, thanks for the help and info!

I think I found the solution. In mupen64plus.cfg you can find the overscan options. Need some fiddling around with it but probably this is what I was searching for. Though I don't know why the standard resolution (640x480) doesn't need overscan and higher resolutions need this to be able to fill the whole screen. Any one know why?

@mitu Quick update. Changing line 447 in /opt/retropie/emulators/mupen64plus/bin/mupen64plus.sh fixed my problem. I have changed pulse to alsa. Further more I've created a simple script, named n64audio to run at start/boot. In this script: #!/bin/sh sed -i 's/pulse/alsa/g' /opt/retropie/emulators/mupen64plus/bin/mupen64plus.sh Made the script executable sudo chmod +x n64audio After that sudo crontab -e And added the line @reboot /home/retropie/n64audio Now after every reboot pulse will be changed to alsa in the file /opt/retropie/emulators/mupen64plus/bin/mupen64plus.sh , if the line pulse exists. So if I update RetroPie and mupen64plus gets updated and overwrites my file (and put pulse back in to play) it will be overwritten on the next reboot. Again, thanks for all your help!

@Zore I don't see any errors in the log file. Can you also post the contents of ~/.emulationstation/es_input.cfg ? Check the permissions on that file also, if your user is able to write to it.

@mitu Thanks for the help. I will try install opengl drivers and try launch game again. If the probled will be solved , i type about this