Has anyone built this and tested the demo in Windows>

[sumanrbt]

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[sumanrbt]

I cloned the repo and built it using WSL ubuntu and the demo is working, is there a way to get a .exe of this project?

[BenedicteLeo]

I did build an exe in Windows. However, when I run it it only produces garbage.

To build the demo, install Mingw and add its binary path to the path environment variables. I think you also need to add the msys binary path that comes with Mingw. Then you can run autogen, configure and make.

The input I pass in is a raw pcm 48kHz 16bit little endian file of size ~1000kB. The output I get is 40kB, lasts way shorter and sounds like a high pitch scratch. I've tried every possible input possible (different endianness, etc.) and nothing works. Please let me know if it works for you.

[BenedicteLeo]

I just found this in the resolved issues: https://github.com/jagger2048/rnnoise-windows. I'm about to give it a try!

[BenedicteLeo]

The VS project works for me. I have no idea why the default example doesn't work.

[LittleKita]

It also run on cygwin. You can build and run the rnnoise_demo.exe, just as if you were doing it under linux. (./autogen.sh ./configure make)
If you want the run the exe outside of cygwin you need the cygwin1.dll in the same directory.
For compiling it is better to use the cygwin-gcc not the cygwin-minggw-gcc.

[wegylexy]

You need to read and write files in binary mode (rb and wb) on Windows, because \r and \n are handled differently in text mode (r and w).

[petterreinholdtsen]

I guess #88 indicate that someone is working on a Windows edition. It does not adjust the file opening mode, but perhaps it should.