That program is apparently written in TypeScript. You are therefore not going to find a compiled binary.

The README says that it can be installed via

1$ npm install -g vgm-conv

It would of course have been helpful to tell people who are less familiar with that kind of thing that NPM is a package manager.
I.e. you have to install the NPM package manager and then install the desired piece of software via the package manager.

Benedikt wrote on 2025-07-08, 15:57:

That program is apparently written in TypeScript. You are therefore not going to find a compiled binary. […]
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That program is apparently written in TypeScript. You are therefore not going to find a compiled binary.

The README says that it can be installed via

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1$ npm install -g vgm-conv

It would of course have been helpful to tell people who are less familiar with that kind of thing that NPM is a package manager.
I.e. you have to install the NPM package manager and then install the desired piece of software via the package manager.

thanks a lot for your reply, yes I read NPM but my google results of what was npm did not success

Anyways too complicated for me, im in a point of my life im happy to deal with solve error in asm code to compile in tasm for example but i do t want to invest a minute of my life in know about github or whatever modern i dont care

thanks for your reply!!!

theelf wrote on 2025-07-08, 16:16:

thanks a lot for your reply, yes I read NPM but my google results of what was npm did not success […]
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Benedikt wrote on 2025-07-08, 15:57:

That program is apparently written in TypeScript. You are therefore not going to find a compiled binary. […]
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That program is apparently written in TypeScript. You are therefore not going to find a compiled binary.

The README says that it can be installed via

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1$ npm install -g vgm-conv

It would of course have been helpful to tell people who are less familiar with that kind of thing that NPM is a package manager.
I.e. you have to install the NPM package manager and then install the desired piece of software via the package manager.

thanks a lot for your reply, yes I read NPM but my google results of what was npm did not success

Anyways too complicated for me, im in a point of my life im happy to deal with solve error in asm code to compile in tasm for example but i do t want to invest a minute of my life in know about github or whatever modern i dont care

thanks for your reply!!!

It's very simple really, just install node.js (you only need the core, not the extras the installer will offer), then unzip the github package and use the npm install command from widows command line.
https://nodejs.org/en

Btw, I don't think this will work on anything older than Win7.