Oh, hey, would you look at that — another article telling you to update something. However, in the case of the VLC Media Player installed on your computer, you really actually should. VideoLAN ...

At last, VideoLAN's VLC media player has a universal Windows 10 app... and it definitely won't be confined to conventional Windows devices for long. The developer has released a Windows 10 beta ...

Cross-platform media player VLC is often referred to as the Swiss Army knife of media applications for good reason: ... open a web browser and point it to the VLC web interface.

The VLC media player, with its support for almost every codec, video and audio format, and platform, is one of the best media players you can get. The app even lets you stream content from a PC if ...

VLC Media Player, the best media player for Windows 11/10, has become even better with its latest release. Bugs have been fixed, quality has improved, and new features have been added.

I don't know if this is the right sub-forum (I thought about the programmer's symposium, but this isn't really about programming), so, *shrug*. Also, I've ...

VLC, Everyone’s Favorite Media Player Is Going To Be A Universal Windows App Aditya Saky | April 22, 2016 April 22, 2016 Tech, Gaming, Microsoft, Mobile, Windows Phone, Xbox.

VLC media player Will Soon Let You Add Subtitles to Your Videos Using Local AI . VideoLAN, the non-profit behind the popular VLC media player, showcased its new AI tool in Las Vegas.

VLC for Apple TV also supports remote playback and controlling media playback from a web browser as well. The app let you change playback speed, view album art, and much more.

VLC, quite possibly the most useful third-party media player software, has just updated its app for iOS, including a number of feature improvements and fixes, along with support for the Apple Watch.

To try VLC on your iPhone or iPad, download it from the App Store. To use it in your car with CarPlay, go to Settings > General > CarPlay . Set up access for your car if you haven't already done so.

Versions 2.0.5 and earlier of the popular VLC media player software contain a critical vulnerability that can be potentially exploited by attackers to execute malicious code on computers.