The new VLC for iOS features a re-designed interface for iOS 7 but it also brings further improvements and new features such as allowing users to stream media stored in Google Drive and Dropbox.
VideoLAN updated its popular cross-platform media player today to v2.2. The new VLC for iOS features a re-designed interface for iOS 7 but it also brings further improvements and new features such as allowing users to stream media stored in Google Drive and Dropbox.
Two years after it was pulled due to licensing issues, VLC makes its comeback to the app store as a free universal app
Two years after it was pulled due to licensing issues, VLC makes its comeback to the app store as a free universal app. The new VLC brings faster performance, media syncing over Wi-Fi, via Dropbox, and more, and support for network streams, video filters, and subtitle rendering.
VLC is available for free in the app store ( not available in the US yet )
Today, it looks like the popular media player could be heading back soon, as Videolan’s Jean-Baptiste Kempf has announced on his personal blog that VLC has been relicensed using the LGPL.
In January of 2011, VLC for the iPad disappeared from the App Store. Today, it looks like the popular media player could be heading back soon, as Videolan’s Jean-Baptiste Kempf has announced on his personal blog that VLC has been relicensed using the LGPL. It’s been a long twelve months, but Kempf’s hard work has paid off.
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If, for some reason, you missed the VLC train, worry no more because Ryan Petrich is hosting the app on his beta repo in Cydia. Let’s see how to get it…
Apple has removed VLC from the App Store after receiving a formal notification of copyright infringement from VLC developers. The notification of infringement was filed because Apple’s iTunes Terms and Conditions don’t allow users to install both free and paid apps on more than 5 devices. This goes against the original GNU license VLC’s code is based on.
If, for some reason, you missed the VLC train, worry no more because Ryan Petrich is hosting the app on his beta repo in Cydia. Let’s see how to get it…
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VLC is a free and open source multimedia player. It reads almost every video file, yet it’s very powerful and simple to use
VLC is a free and open source multimedia player. It reads almost every video file, yet it’s very powerful and simple to use. Today, APPLIDIUM, makes VLC available for the iPhone ( iPad users read this ).
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Applidium, has just submitted VLC for the iPhone to the app store
Applidium, has just submitted VLC for the iPhone to the app store, and 9to5Mac has an ‘exclusive hands-on, AND mini-review AND preview’ ( i wish sarcasm tags were available ) of the app.
PS: it’s 1280 BY 720 NOT 1280 TIMES 720 you morons. Because its the width – height ratio and you don’t multiply the width by the height. And the ‘X’ doesn’t always mean you multiply something. ‘X’ in grown-up mathematics means a Cartesian product #justsayin
Almost two weeks ago, we told you that VLC video player for iPad was submitted to the app store, and today the app goes live. VLC is a free and open source cross-platform multimedia player and framework, that plays most multimedias files and various streaming protocol
Almost two weeks ago, we told you that VLC video player for iPad was submitted to the app store, and today the app goes live. VLC is a free and open source cross-platform multimedia player and framework, that plays most multimedias files and various streaming protocols.
It is simple to use, yet very powerful and extendable. VLC has all codecs built-in. It comes with support for nearly all codec there is. And what is more it can even play back the file or media if it is damaged! Missing or broken pieces are no stop to VLC, it plays all the video and audio information that’s still intact.
Get VLC for iPad for free from the app store…
Yesterday we told you that VLC app for the iPad was submitted to the app store, and today we take a first look at it in action.
Yesterday we told you that VLC app for the iPad was submitted to the app store, and today we take a first look at it in action. VLC (Video Lan Client) is a very popular open source media player for the Mac and other platforms. One of its strengths is the ability to play a wide variety of video formats (chart) and streaming support. We should expect the iPad release as early as next week.
VLC (Video Lan Client) is a very popular open source media player for the Mac and other platforms. One of its strengths is the ability to play a wide variety of video formats and streaming support.
VLC has been ported to the iPad by Applidium with the blessing of the VideoLan team. The app is currently in submission with Apple and is awaiting approval.
After several month of porting, we are proud to announce the release of VLC for the iPad! This application stands out for two reasons. First, it will be available for free on the AppStore. But that’s not all. VLC is an OpenSource project. We are currently preparing our patches for submission to the main VLC tree. And obviously, we will release our current working tree when the app will hit the AppStore. If everything goes well, VLC for the iPad should be available next week.
VLC (Video Lan Client) is a very popular open source media player for the Mac and other platforms. One of its strengths is the ability to play a wide variety of video formats (chart) and streaming support. We should expect the iPad release as early as next week.
[via MacRumors]
Apple is using a technology called “Live HTTP Streaming” introduced with Snow Leopard, QuickTime X and iOS 3.0. But, there is a easy way to bypass the restrictions and with VLC, a free cross-platform media player
It was unexpected, but Apple announced that they will livestream today’s event, but there’s a catch: you can only view it on Mac, iPhone, iPad, or iPod. The reason: Apple is using a technology called HTTP Live Streaming introduced with Snow Leopard, QuickTime X and iOS 3.0. But, there is a easy way to bypass the restrictions and with VLC, a free cross-platform media player:
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