Last week we first told you about VLC, the open source multi-platform video player that plays most any video format and this week, presto, there’s a nice new release for you, that they say has been two years in the making.
Here’s what they say is new:
The 0.9 version of VLC media player adds a new interface module for Linux, Unix and Windows, a media library and an improved playlist, many new inputs and codecs support and many new audio and video filters.
Here at the EnquiringMimes lab we have taken a look, and pronounced the new interface on Windows and Linux as very snappy. Many of the other features are updates are to keep up with fast-moving world of video technology.
The new release provides even more reason for you to use VLC for you videos.
