* Fix an issue causing the auto-updater not to launch the new version installer * Fix seek & volume sliders overlapping with subtitles
* Fix asf regression with broadcast streams “Twoflower fixes several hundreds of bugs, in more than 7000 commits from 160 volunteers,” according to VideoLAN.* Fix opening DVD folders with non-ascii characters Support for all QTKit devices through qtcapture and qtsound modules.Ĭontinued support for X 10.5 and PPC users (1080p and ProRes on Dual-G5!). Extensions support and better Lion integration. Available in 2 colors: Lion grey and QTX black. The Mac-only changelog can be found below: Mac-specific overlay windows are now used for audio options, and you can seamlessly switch between video and playlist view with a click.Īnd there’s a full-screen button located at the bottom right side of the main window which allows you to send VLC into Full Screen Mode on OS X Lion. It can be switched between black and grey.
It uses a two-pane view with the services on the left and their contents on the right. The interface borrows key elements from iTunes. The Mac version in particular features the most visible UI changes by far.
In announcing VLC 2.0 Final this past weekend, the developers said they had completely reworked the Mac and Web interfaces, and made improvements in the other interfaces (Windows and Linux).
The release supports BluRay discs (experimental) and many new devices. Users will get higher quality subtitles, and new video filters for enhancements. It has the ability to open more file formats, it is “notably professional,” and features HD and 10bits codecs, according to the VideoLAN team.Ĭodenamed Twoflower, VLC 2 has a new rendering pipeline for video. The Mac version in particular features some nifty additions.įor all supported platforms, VLC 2 delivers faster decoding on multi-core, GPU, and mobile hardware. The folks behind the VideoLAN project have rolled out VLC Player 2.0, the latest major release of the popular media player for Mac OS X, Windows, and Linux users.
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