Linux.com takes a look at one of our favorite media players, VLC. They write "VideoLAN's VLC is a cross-platform media player with a simple interface that doesn't require a degree in rocket science to operate. That doesn't mean, however, that VLC is a simplistic application: it has a few tricks up its sleeve that can significantly extend its functionality and enhance your user experience. Here are a couple of VLC's nifty features you might want to try."
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Agreed, Brilliant piece of software.
by burnttoy on Mon 26th Mar 2007 18:49
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This is one of the best media player. No codec downloading headache. Just drop any media file on it and it plays it.
In my experience, there has never been any media file that VLC couldn't play unless it was corrupt. OTOH windows media player, real player or quicktime fails to detect so many media files.
I simply love VLC.