Users will now be able to run the popular VLC media player on their Chromebox or Chromebook devices as the company recently launched it as a port of the VLC Android version of the app. Chrome OS is ...

There are numerous media formats. It’s a great thing if your media player supports all of those formats. But, most of the time it’s not the case, especially if you are using your Android device. You ...

After nearly a billion downloads of its VLC media player across Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, iOS and Android, VideoLan has an new platform: Chrome OS. For nearly 15 years, VLC has become known around the ...

How to control VLC media player from your Android device Your email has been sent If you need to control multimedia on your PC from your Android smartphone, Jack Wallen shows you how with VLC and VLC ...

We’ve been waiting a long time for a major update to VLC for Android, and v3.4 might not seem like it at face value, but it adds a number of important tweaks and improvements to the popular ...

Videolan, developer of the ubiquitous VLC media player, is looking to bake support for Apple's AirPlay protocol into its main app, a move that would allow Android users to stream content to compatible ...

This is the first time the VideoLAN organization has pushed out a coordinated release across all its platforms. I'm PCMag's managing editor for consumer electronics, overseeing an experienced team of ...

VLC media player could gain access to free, ad-supported streaming TV (FAST) channels, a representative said. This would be an optional feature for users, though, and the decision hasn’t been ...

VLC, developed by French non-profit VideoLAN, passed the milestone on Friday. VideoLAN president Jean-Baptiste Kempf told Variety that VLC will soon gain AirPlay support, allowing Android phones to ...

Popular multimedia app VLC has just been updated to version 3.0. Among other things, the update brings support for streaming videos from a PC to a Chromecast… even in formats not natively supported by ...

VLC was developed by students from Ecole Centrale Paris, a prestigious university in France. Gene Baptist Kemp, who is the lead developer of VLC at the time of writing the article, was also a student ...