Sadness. Piper voices break down on ARM64 windows. It's not instant, but if you use them then audio slowly crackles and falls apart, CPU utilization goes up and up, and eventually you crash.
@fireborn it could be that each time it's trying to speak it's creating a new emulation process, I'm not sure if it's possible but it would be if the CPU load is going up and up
@Aryan @fireborn It uses an RPC server, so that server could be compiled directly for ARM64 yes? IIRC the sonata system is written in Rust, which absolutely has a compile target, and the piper base, by virtue of working on a pi, should definitely compile to that, although unsure about optimizations, neon etc.