Ok, then that explains the performance decrease when you turn this feature on and why it performs better with a higher clock speed while turned on.
Ok, then that explains the performance decrease when you turn this feature on and why it performs better with a higher clock speed while turned on.
Unfortunately I don't own a dock and I play it on my switch for the sole purpose of a portable experience. I have other options for playing on a bigger screen.
Mario 64 ... doesnt work on muphen-Next ?!?!?!?!?!? ( i'm on latest Nightly )
all games I have on muphenPlus are working on muphen-Next except Mario64 ...
... someone can confirm?
... where am I wrong?
I'm becoming crazy!!! AAAAAARGH!!!!!!
all games I have on muphenPlus are working on muphen-Next except Mario64 ...
... someone can confirm?
... where am I wrong?
I'm becoming crazy!!! AAAAAARGH!!!!!!
Looks crazy to meMario 64 ... doesnt work on muphen-Next ?!?!?!?!?!? ( i'm on latest Nightly )
all games I have on muphenPlus are working on muphen-Next except Mario64 ...
... someone can confirm?
... where am I wrong?
I'm becoming crazy!!! AAAAAARGH!!!!!!
hahahha !!! come on !!!
confirm or not ? 
the game Stuck after Mario faces .... ( White Screen 4ever and ever and ever )
*with or without OC.
try to change aspect ratio 16:9 adjusted ... to ... 16:9 " regular "
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maybe dude , maybe.
Last edited by mikifantastik98,
Holy crap, not only did using 16:9 regular fix Turok 2. It fixed a weird problem in Turok 3 where the enemy would show up in a black image on the top left of the screen, AND it stopped the screen from constantly blinking in Jet Force Gemini. Maybe it would be better to have 16:9 the default instead of adjusted?
ye !!! also in other games.
anyway ...
i prefer 16:10 ( because ... " respects " the aspect ratio ... a little bit more )
You can make custom title IDs for each game based on the GameFAQs Release Info,
Each game has a unique title id, for example Turok's title id is NTUE for the US release:
https://gamefaqs.gamespot.com/n64/199130-turok-dinosaur-hunter/data
Turok 2: Seeds of Evil has title id NT2E, and so on.
You can grab the info from there and use that one to create non-clashing title ids between installs.
That's what I used to do with the WiiU as well, for the Loadiine folders
technically .... do you have to give it a titleid of another existing game? right ?
Actually the nro2nsp program let's you create a random one. Games work fine so I don't see the issue?
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No, you click a button and it makes a random one.
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No, you click a button and it makes a random one.
Welcome
If you use the official release data of each game, you will never meet the problem of clashing title ids in installations ever again, as each game from each console has a unique title id, even if it's the same game from different regions.
That way you can use some sort of "legit" title id for custom RetroArch NSPs.
Like here's a titleid when you open the program
05000A0000000000
click a button and get this
053CB72439840000
The odds of getting two of the same title id are astronomically low.
05000A0000000000
click a button and get this
053CB72439840000
The odds of getting two of the same title id are astronomically low.
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