Most people know VLC as the little orange traffic cone that can play just about any video file you throw at it. But it can ...

CVE-2026-56711 and CVE-2026-73324 hit every VLC build from 3.0.0 through 3.0.23.

VLC (VideoLAN Client) is a popular open-source media player for a variety of platforms including Windows and Android devices. Unfortunately, Roku is not one of VLC's supported devices, so there is no ...

VLC, the world's best open-source media player (it plays like virtually every format), just reached a big milestone in its 17-year history. The free app's been updated to version 3.0 "Vetinari" and ...

The VLC player, a free open-source media player created by VideoLAN, is widely known for its flexibility: Almost any type of video file imaginable can be played on VLC. However, you may not be aware ...

This week the folks behind the video player app VLC announced that they'd be bringing a major new version of the product to the public later this year. VLC 4.0 will be released in the year 2021 with a ...

The massive update for the "plays everything" media player also adds 360 video, HDR and took three years of volunteer work to complete. If there’s one video player to rule them all, it’s the VLC media ...

VideoLAN teased the technology at CES 2025 and shared some videos of it in action. Essentially, VLC will use AI to automatically generate subtitles for videos. The AI will also be able to translate ...

VLC doesn't need another dashboard, account system, background service, or elaborate setup to justify its existence. It ...

When you play streaming content over the Internet using VLC Media Player, VLC caches a small amount of content on the computer to ensure continued playback in the event of a connection interruption.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Open source video player app VLC was mere hours away from surpassing 3 billion downloads Friday, and the Videolan team celebrated ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. VLC, the worldwide answer to the question "do you want to use Windows Media Player to open this file?" just received its first ...