VLC Player beta for Android updated to version 0.0.4

September 30, 2012 by Andrew Edney 0 Comments

You may have used VLC Player on your Mac or PC, and now there is a beta available for Android.

VLC is a free and open source cross-platform multimedia player that plays most multimedia files as well as discs, devices, and network streaming protocols.

This is a BETA version of the port to the Android platform. It is intended for power users and hackers. This version is NOT stable and is slower than the final version.

What’s new in this version?

This is the fourth beta available of VLC for Android.
The new beta improves slightly the UI, increases speed and stability, adds Intel support, brings a few features and many fixes from the previous betas.
It fixes many crashes and issues (Nexus 7, ICS/JB, mp4, track selection) and adds Opus support.
The UI now has a sliding menu, an history log, playback speed change and ringtone setup. Gestures for brightness and seeking have been added.
Finally, a lot of new translations have been added.

Download the beta of VLC Player now

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