@tatieu thanks for the reply. That's a shame :( Recalbox works great otherwise. I love it. Any idea if it's coming to future releases?

I've been trying for hours to get the rumble feature working with the PS1 emulator in Recalbox. I've enabled vibration in retro arch settings and changed the control pad to analog and retropad w/ analog yet it still doesn't work. Am I missing something?

@paradadf odroid Xu4. Please don't tell me I've been searching for hours for something that doesn't exist
😅.

Last question for you my friend... In my gliden64 log it says... depth compare and depth based fig will not work without image texture support provided in Open) 4.3 or Gles 3.1
Each time I open the emulator. This something's I need to worry about? Thank you

OK I will try and experiment with it. I've learnt so much already. Recalbox is great. Definitely my favourite of the distributions. I posted a topic also about not being able to select rice core for mupen plus. I would really like to try it out but can't figure out how I can select it

Any help you can give would be appreciated.

Hey folks anyone know how to select the Rice core for N64? I've got a choice of gliden64 and gliden64mk2. I've tried swapping from default, going to advanced emulation settings etc

@paradadf wonderful. Thank you for your reply. I've messed around with the config file so much in Mupen and got it working with my n64 controller adapters so I'll probably stick to mupen64 for a bit. Would it be easy enough to carry my controller configs over to glupen?Which has the better performance and less glitchy for 64? I don't want another week of trial and error if I can help it.
Cheers :)

In Mupen64plus on my XU4 I can't find an option for filters anywhere in the cfg file. Anyone know how to add filters as the ones that are on the front end scanlines and retro do not work with the N64 GLideN64. I guess because the n64 emulation is standalone?
I do love recalbox though. Out of all the images I've tried this one works brilliantly after plenty of tinkering and getting used to SBC and Linux.

Any news from devs on this? I did try to make the duration that ES would play the video for longer but that didn't help. What you can do is replace the start up video with an mp4 that's just sound. Then you get a nice start up tune without fear of having a seizure and it's better than having nout at all.