Please tell me if you need video capture of the issue or more details. It's really sad because beside this bug Project64 is clearly the best and most advanced emulator of all, so I would really love to see it fixed. it's easier to see on high framerate games like F-Zero X, on fast camera motion on some parts of the tracks. And of course real hardware doesn't have the issue either. Included are four MIPS R4300 CPU emulators, with dynamic recompilers for 32-bit x86 and 64-bit amd64 systems, and necessary plugins for audio, graphical rendering (RDP), signal co-processor (RSP), and input. Mupen64plus and retroarch (with both ParaLLEI and m64plus next) don't have any problem, everything is smooth on them. Mupen64Plus is a cross-platform plugin-based N64 emulator which is capable of accurately playing many games. By default, it creates a 64MB extended ROM that is bit compatible. I released it under the MIT license so it can be included in any of your projects. It is written in C and compiles for Windows and Linux 32/64 bit (probably OSX as well, but untested). it happens whatever the settings or plugins are, but only with project64. This is a replacement for the M64ROMExtender and adds a few new features. it doesn't behave like a lag, it's more like frame skipping/hiccup for few seconds at a time.

To give more details about the actually issue I'm surprise nobody else mentioned it, but guess the stutter is a bit hard to see if you are not used to the real hardware or aren't sensitive to video stutter?

I've been trying what you guys told me, and many other tests to no avail. Sorry to revive this old post, I've been back to trying to make N64 emulation to work correctly on my gaming PC now that I formatted it, but I still get the same issue as before.Īctually I get this same issue on my 4 different PC (each has totally different specs/drivers/software, beside Win10 圆4).

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