VideoLAN is working on bringing its popular open source VLC media player to Apple Vision Pro, according to tech newsletter Lowpass. The non-profit organization said it was currently developing a ...

VLC Player has picked up plenty of features since it was first introduced, and there's more ahead in the future. At CES 2019, the developers of the app announced they are adding support for Apple ...

As 9to5Mac notes, VLC is not a universal binary, so there is one version for for Intel-based Macs and another for M1 Arm-based Macs. M1 is the first iteration of Apple's Arm-based chips for Macs.

This means users will need to update VLC for Mac version 3.0.12 and then check for updates again to install version 3.0.12.1 for ARM-powered Mac computers.

VLC has a long and at times tumultuous history with regards to support for Apple’s devices. The app, which is being built by a community of open source developers without any commercial motives ...

The latest update from VLC includes support for Apple Silicon (Mac M1) and Big Sur, improvements for DASH, RIST, Bluray support, fixes for macOS audio, Windows GPU, crashes and security issues.

VLC Media Player: Full Support Version 3.0.12.1 for Apple's M1 Chips While there was already a working software application of the VLC Media Player that was released shortly after M1 Mac's ...

Open-source media-player VLC has now passed three-billion downloads, with developers VideoLAN broadcasting the milestone at CES Las Vegas using a massive download counter made of nine mobile devices.

Windows, Mac, and Linux First and foremost, VLC media player 2.2.0 adds a feature that has been supported on VLC mobile for quite some time: resume playback where you left off.

Apple TV HD owners are also included in this update. Last but not least, VLC 3.3 fixes small bugs and features such as SAT>IP support. VLC is a free and open-source cross-platform multimedia player.

Video support was almost as good. VLC for Apple TV understands HEVC and UHD (3840 by 2160, or 2160p), but successful playback was limited to 1080 and frames per second to 30 for reasons undetermined.

VLC Media Player is a popular media player that is available for Windows, Mac, iOS, Apple TV, Android, and other platforms. It also allows users to upload the subtitle file directly to the player and ...