VLC for Android is no longer in Beta Version

VLC media player (VideoLAN Client) is one of the best open source computer video player. Before 2 years ago, in 2012, VLC for Android was released as a Beta version, which was a part of iOS’s VLC player. The beta version was mainly designed for developers for testing purpose.

Now, the beta version is no longer available. Are you shocked? Yes, it is true, because, VLC for Android 1.0 is available on Play Store now. This is a great news for the hardcore fans of VLC.

VLC is known as a all-rounder player for its capability to playing over-all types of video formats. As like a computer now you can play both Video and MP3 in one player. Version 1.0 fixes some Android 5.0 bugs and issues that specifically affected devices with ARMv8 processors. It also supports ARMv7 processors, but may be a problem with ARMv6. Don’t worry, future update may fix this issue.

After installing on my Xperia Z2, I found it stable without any issue. A video can be play in auto rotation mode; that means, no need to rotate it as required. It comes with built-in gesture support, Equalizer, Streaming play and many more settings. There are many things to work with, but after all it performs very well. As like other platforms, it is also free for Android devices and available in Play store for download.

Developer: Videolabs
Price: Free
[Source: AndroidPolice]