VLC 1.1.5 adds live WebM streaming support, Game Music Emu, Channels.com shows
Popular do-it-all media player VLC has updated to version 1.1.5, and there are a handful of noteworthy changes nestled amongst the bugfixes and security patches. For starters, VLC can now play live streaming video wrapped in Google's WebM video container.
The second big addition can be found on VLC's playlist window. Click the arrow next to Internet in the Media Browser box, and you'll notice Channels.com has been added to the mix. While you won't be able to access the entire vast expanse of shows Channels.com offers, VLC does include more than 1,000 popular offerings.
VLC 1.1.5 also brings one seriously awesome new feature for classic gaming fans: it can now play back a variety of video game audio using the Game Music Emu engine. Yes, you can now play your favorite in-game music from Atari, Famicom, and Sega right alongside your MP3 collection.
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The second big addition can be found on VLC's playlist window. Click the arrow next to Internet in the Media Browser box, and you'll notice Channels.com has been added to the mix. While you won't be able to access the entire vast expanse of shows Channels.com offers, VLC does include more than 1,000 popular offerings.
VLC 1.1.5 also brings one seriously awesome new feature for classic gaming fans: it can now play back a variety of video game audio using the Game Music Emu engine. Yes, you can now play your favorite in-game music from Atari, Famicom, and Sega right alongside your MP3 collection.
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Subscribe to commentseclipser7Nov 14th 2010 1:17PM
Will not be returning to VLC after using KMPlayer for a good while now.Seems to be superior in virtually all departments & uses far less memory & CPU & like VLC,I've yet to find a media format it wont play.
seaslothNov 14th 2010 3:29PM
Game music emu? I love game music emus! Now I don't have to go to game music Australia to see them!
AlicanCNov 14th 2010 4:46PM
And it still can't play .ogv files on Windows:
http://trac.videolan.org/vlc/ticket/3841
Mike ZachaczewskiNov 14th 2010 4:50PM
Thinking of returning to VLC again. Been using GOM for a year now.
RyanNov 15th 2010 6:17AM
I'm a little miffed at how quickly they've added WebM support, when I asked for *.wtv (Windows TV (Media Center recordings) over a year ago before Windows 7 went RTM, and they still haven't done anything about it.
I do like open-source apps, but I prefer ones that play nice with everything else.