VLC 2.1.2 Offers Experimental Decoding of HEVC and Webm/VP9
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Posted December 10, 2013 at 3:27pm by iClarified
VLC 2.1.2 has been released fixing numerous bugs and adding experimental decoding of HEVC and Webm/VP9.
VLC is a free and open source cross-platform multimedia player and framework that plays most multimedia files as well as DVD, Audio CD, VCD, and various streaming protocols.
What's New In This Version: Audio output: * Fix digital playback on OS X when more than one audio device is installed * Fix digital playback (SPDIF/HDMI) on Windows * Fix stuttering or silent playback when using sound enhancers or external audio devices on OS X * Improve responsiveness on OS X when playback starts or is being paused * Improve responsiveness, silent playback intervals and reliability on iOS
Demuxers: * Fix Vimeo and DailyMotion parsing * Various WMV playback improvements and fixes
Decoders: * Fix LPCM 20/24-bit decoding and 16 bits with channel padding * Fix playback of some HEVC samples
Video filters: * Fix crash on deinterlace selection
Qt interface: * Fix some streaming profiles when copy existed * Improve A-B loop control * Fix album art update when changing media
Mac OS X interface: * Add a language option in the interface * Option to control VLC's iTunes pausing behavior is more easy to find * Improved UI resetting when requested in the preferences * Fix issue which prevented to enable more than one video filter on Mavericks * Fix an issue which could prevent automatic UI language settings from working * Fix opening subtitles files through drag & drop or double-clicking * Fix crash when closing window without decorations * Fix issue where extra video window was resized even if this was disabled
Win32 installer: * Kill running VLC process on uninstall/update