Update 3: The developers are preparing to release VLC 2.0 this week. It has been released in 2011, and introduces new features such as gpu decoding, support for the WebM video format and overall performance increases. Update 2: VLC 1.1.11 is the current release version of the player. This includes new HD codec support, full screen video scaling and support for playing media files in zip archives. The version introduces several new features that improve usability and compatibility significantly. Update 1: VLC Media Player 1.0 has been released in 2009.
So, if you are looking for a new media player to switch to give VLC a try, it is worth it. Media Player Classic used less ram on the files (24.6) but between 18-28 processing power. It does not use a lot of processing power or ram even when playing large video files.Ī 700 megabyte testfile used about 32 megabytes of ram and most of the time 0-2 processing power. VLC Media Player is one of the few players that lets you play most file types out of the box without the need for additional codecs or plugins. If you experience crashes with the old version, you may want to try this new version out.
Simply select the version for your operating system (Win,Mac,Linux) and install it. You can download this version right from the VideoLan ftp site The new version fixes some crashes, adds VP31 decoding to Windows platforms and Direct3D Video Output modifications for Vista compatibility.
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