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I would surmise this is because the executable is built for x86-64. Compiling from the latest source is definitely the way to go with this experimental project. It isn't very difficult.
Those binaries were supposed to be universal binaries, and last time I tested them, they worked on Intel and M1. Never tested on M3, though. I'll take a look.
CMAKE_OSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET should be defined before project()
call, otherwise it doesn't have effect.
This fix enables building (and publishing) universal binaries
instead of native.
Installing using the binaries seems successful and after rebooting and running
roc-vad info
I get the message:
zsh: bad CPU type in executable: roc-vad
System details:

I'd prefer not to have to compile but let me know if this isn't a quick fix. Happy to test reinstalling and trying again.
Note the uninstall instructions also don't work for the same reason:
sudo: unable to execute /usr/local/bin/roc-vad: Bad CPU type in executable
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