cpd73 wrote: 
> Then you should only need to compile the Musly library.

I've added a pre-built windows DLL for Musly. This is a bit hacky as
compiling the ffmpeg libraries (required to decode audio files) was too
much hassle. So, this windows version of Musly does not link to the
ffmpeg libraries but instead calls out to the ffprope and ffmpeg
executables to do the audio decoding, etc. I used MinGW32 to compile
Musly - and this produces a 32-bit DLL, therefore a 32-bit version of
Python3 will be required. You also need to download the windows
ffmpeg/ffprobe executables - but you can get these from
https://github.com/BtbN/FFmpeg-Builds/releases

Note, I only tested my windows DLL on one MP3 file but it -should- be
fine.



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