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VLC multimedia player is one of the most utilized by Windows users. They have reasons for using this platform because it offers a significant amount of accessible multimedia files, DVDs, audio CDs, VCD extensions and many others.
Now we have the latest version available for free, VLC 3.0.3 for Windows users and some new features.
First of all, at the video features available in the new version are some new video outputs for OS/2, Android, Windows 7, and compatibility with iOS platforms. It includes a “shader” support for outputs like OpenGL and colorspace conversion. We will have a variety of anti-flickering filters too.
Second of all, in the audio department, VLC has resamplers for a better audio quality output. As in the video feature, the audio output is compatible with Windows 7, Android, OS/2, and iOS. Now it’s processing the audio outputs faster, by simplifying the sound core of the application. Also, the karaoke filters are included, and a dynamic range compressor too.
The devices and inputs for this application are many, but we will present you with the most useful ones: it’s supporting SDI capture cards and QTKit if you will use one, and BluRay discs.
The program can be praised as one of the few media players that support all the file formats. The new VLC 3.0.3 supports the MxPEG files. Also, it streams a customizable menu for Mac’s OS X, and more fixes for MKV and HTTP Live streaming; “CDDB,” “UDP/RPT” support.
If you want a complete list of the supported media file formats, and also to download the new VLC 3.0.3 version for your Windows or other operating systems, click on the link and install it yourself: https://www.videolan.org/vlc/
Henry Lares is still early into his career as tech reporter but has already had his work published in many major publications including Tech Crunch and the Huffington Post. In regards to academics, Henry earned an engineering degree from Apex Technical School. Henry has a passion for emerging technology and covers upcoming products and breakthroughs in science and tech.