Vlc Media player is available on every significant desktop operating system, Mobile Operating system, and even a few obscure ones, with one major exception Chrome OS. But Past near to change Friday the VideoLAN organization announced that the free , open source, cross platform VLC multimedia player is finally available on Google's Chrome OS like the desktop version of VLC,
Vlc is intended for everyone, is totally free, has no ads no in app purchases, no spying and is developed by passionate volunteers. Jean-Baptiste Kempf wrote in a blog post. "All the source code is available for free."
Other features include a media library for audio and video files, support for cover art and subtitles, and a widget for audio control. The first time you use it, you'll need to select a folder where all your media is located; this is where the media database will index from.
VideoLAN has tested the current version on a Chromebook Pixel and HP Chromebook 14.it is possible that there are issues with other machines, and we ADVISE to use the latest Chrome 48 or the current beta version, to test VLC," Kempf wrote. "Be careful, it's just the first release, but for now, Enjoy!"
To download VLC for ChromeOS, click here.
Vlc is intended for everyone, is totally free, has no ads no in app purchases, no spying and is developed by passionate volunteers. Jean-Baptiste Kempf wrote in a blog post. "All the source code is available for free."
Other features include a media library for audio and video files, support for cover art and subtitles, and a widget for audio control. The first time you use it, you'll need to select a folder where all your media is located; this is where the media database will index from.
VideoLAN has tested the current version on a Chromebook Pixel and HP Chromebook 14.it is possible that there are issues with other machines, and we ADVISE to use the latest Chrome 48 or the current beta version, to test VLC," Kempf wrote. "Be careful, it's just the first release, but for now, Enjoy!"
To download VLC for ChromeOS, click here.
