solved it... for all people with the same problem... go to recalbox\share\system... edit the config by changing global.ratio to 4/3 .
then restart your recalbox, after you have saved your config of course... now it works fine.

@scavy 👍 thank-you so much

@voooln

Now, all my games are gone, and the N64 console is missing from the options.

The Update does not delete any games.
But it is not possible to upgrade directly from version 6.1.1 to version 8.0, it was necessary to reinstall the system.

Did you do it yourself? Have you backed up games before and copied them to version 8.0? Did you put the games in the right format in the right folder?

SuperPi Case

Do you use an RPi3 then? Rpi3 is not strong enough to emulate the N64 (nor dreamast and PSP), if you overclock it you will be able to run some games better, but even an Rpi4 "suffers" to emulate the N64 (but many users claim that overclocked the Rpi4 runs well on N64 and Dreamcast - I don't have Rpi4 so I can't say for myself).

@qeb Searching better, apparently there are other users with the same problem:

https://forum.recalbox.com/topic/24232/7-2-1-mode-passthrough-disparu-kodi https://forum.recalbox.com/topic/24255/problèmes-pi4-kodi-en-7-2-1

Apparently, a kodi update might fix the problem:
https://www.raspberrypi.org/forums/viewtopic.php?t=250811

As I mentioned in the other topic I mentioned earlier:
" Kodi will be updated in version 7.3 of Recalbox, but it will take a while for this version to be released:
https://gitlab.com/recalbox/recalbox/-/issues/1735 "

So unfortunately I don't know if there is any solution to this problem.

@jamesb14 You really need to do a little more research to understand how the system works, read the documentation and see the tutorials:

https://recalbox.gitbook.io/documentation/basic-manual https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL2oNQ0AT7fx2ExiSNrfHUzga5GnogI4sh

Quickly answering your question:

First, see if your hardware supports these consoles (otherwise, it won't really appear to you):
https://recalbox.gitbook.io/documentation/hardware-compatibility/emulators-compatibility Second: The official Recalbox does not come with any copyrighted content, only those that have official authorization from the creators, so you need to add the ROMS and BIOS on your own, the systems will appear in EmulationStation only after you add the ROMs on the desired consoles.

I keep my bios.xml file unchanged, I use the correct BIOS, and everything works:

<bios path="scph1001.bin" md5="dc2b9bf8da62ec93e868cfd29f0d067d,924e392ed05558ffdb115408c263dccf" core="pcsx_rearmed" note="Recommended for better compatibility." />

Now warning message is not shown but any PSX game I load, it just kick me out (just as before)...

You are "cheating" the MD5 checker, but that is not enough to "cheat" the Emulator: If you have a problem with the BIOS, or you are using the wrong MD5, or you have the wrong name or extension (remembering that they are case sensitive, name and extension).

This is really kind of a hassle. Why include the emulator when it's broken?

It is not because you were unable to make it work that it is broken, I use this emulator without any problems, and I did not have to make any configuration or modifications to work, it was enough to add the correct BIOS.

@warriorfr @acenet @IlNiCoLiNo @UdderJuice
I recommend that you use the latest official version of Recalbox (do not use ready-made images from the internet, or outdated versions), and use the correct BIOS files (remembering that these files are copyrighted, so requesting or distributing them is against the forum rules).

This post apparently refers to an earlier version of Recalbox, this procedure does not currently make sense, do not get confused.