Nintendo 64 Emulation on Nvidia SHIELD K1 Tablet Issues

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Emulating any N64 game on this tablet leads to the same graphic glitches.
There's no frame-rate lag just an issue with "flickering."

Sprites will have boxes around them telling me that box is meant to be transparent.
In Paper Mario specifically the entire map disappears for a second showing the backdrop and nothing else before phasing back into existence.

Issues occur pretty much every other frame leading to an annoying flicker. I tried using some of the features on the emulator to fix this problem but I've had no luck. The emulator in question is MegaN64 on which is the highest rated N64 emulator on the Google Play market.

Thanks in advance.
 
I thought Mupen64+AE was the best one out there? Like any N64 emulator since it's like everyone wants to do their own thing and make their own plugin it's a jumbled hot mess and has been for ever a decade. Perhaps it's not the emulator but the plugin of choice you have and another could be tried.

If you're not afraid of side loading there are far more advanced and usable nightly builds made not on the play store - http://www.paulscode.com/source/Mupen64Plus-AE/AutoBuilds/
 
I thought Mupen64+AE was the best one out there? Like any N64 emulator since it's like everyone wants to do their own thing and make their own plugin it's a jumbled hot mess and has been for ever a decade. Perhaps it's not the emulator but the plugin of choice you have and another could be tried.

If you're not afraid of side loading there are far more advanced and usable nightly builds made not on the play store - http://www.paulscode.com/source/Mupen64Plus-AE/AutoBuilds/

Actually I fixed it before I could reply to this thread.
I missed the big ass "Plugins" button in the options.
 

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