VLC media player 0.9.2 (Grishenko) is a cross-platform media player and media server for various audio and video formats as well as DVDs, VCDs, and various streaming protocols. This 0.9.2 version includes a new interface for Linux and Windows. You can read a full list of new features here. In this post, I also include the 0.8.6 version interface as below for a comparison to the new 0.9.2 version above.
It has been my favorite media player either in Linux or Windows platform. I am able to play large number of multimedia formats, without the need for installing additional codecs into my system. However, I am able to use VLC as a streaming server. You should give it a try.
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Thanks for sharing~ My office is using VLC but I don’t which version it is~
i went and download yesterday without knowing the interface changed… then open n see.. wah.. so diff. lo’
last time i use divx, and recently some of my movie cannot play after download, and found VLC… the software is nice.
Yes, VLC is a really nice software!
Forever28, you can easily check the version by clicking Help then About.
smashpOp, interface did changed…
iCalvyn, you should start using VLC from today onwards…
Neo, agree with you, VLC rocks…
Thanks for the reminder. Time to update the version.
yeah… since it is better then DIVX…
VLC is great, but I cannot get 0.9.2 to play MMS streams. Therefore, I must stick with 0.8.6 on Ubuntu.
By the way, I found your blog while looking for Tux stickers. I’m glad that I found it, please update often. Thanks!