Post by Dr. Ludos in Any way to prepare SNES games for html5 play-in-browser? (if not here's an idea)

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Hi, thanks for the mention and i'm glad the comments in my HTML files could be helpful to someone :)!

To restate them here, I used a HMTL5 port of RetroArch SNES9x core made by Toadking (https://toadking.com/retroarch/snes9x-next.html)

I set various options and modified the HTML page to embed a specific rom so it's easier to release a homebrew game on itch, so It might be easier to take my customized files and simply edit them and replace the rom file with your own game :).

@BennySnesDev: do you also have issue playing KeepingSnesAlive through HTML5 emulator on your computer? From the HTML5 SNES emulators I've tried, I found this port of RetroArch to be the fastest (I use a fairly low-spec / cheap pc myself too, and the game is running smooth for me).

BennySnesDev3 years ago(+1)

Thank you :)

It depends on the browser I'm using. The game runs very smoothly with Firefox, but when I start it with Chromium (Linux) the audio playback is very noisy. But apart from that, the game works very well for me. :)

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