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VLC for iOS Now Updated With iOS 7 UI Changes

Last updated on January 7, 2017 By Hamza Sheikh Leave a Comment

VLC for iOS 7 goes available in App Store this morning. I am a big user, and as well as a fan of VideoLan for introducing VLC media player cross-platforms. Over the years, I become a regular user of VLC media player as my default media-player to play something.

VLC for iOS

I know there are plenty of players that provide awesome features to users, but I always like how VLC media player handles plenty of media-formats playback support. I guess we should now go ahead to the actual thing. VideoLan has revamped the VLC for iOS with iOS 7 interface changes. The new interface looks inline with iOS 7 UI. The new update also introduces numerous new features that you will love to use on your iOS device.

VLC for iOS is a must have application on your iOS device if you are a big fan of videos, and music. VLC for iOS support almost every audio and video playback format, and with VLC on your iPhone or iPad, you do not have to worry about the media file types.

VLC for iOS

VLC for iOS v2.2 makes it way to the App Store this morning with a couple of new features, new streaming formats, and protocols to access the media library over the network. Furthermore, the new update unveils flat UI for the media player on iOS 7 running devices. I quite love the new interface, and it makes it less bulky than ever.

The new VLC for iOS v2.2 also brings the Google Drive, and Dropbox streaming integration on iOS devices. The new update allows you access the data from cloud services as well on your iOS devices. Now you do not have to download everything on your iOS device before playing it.

Here are the new features of VLC for iOS v2.2:

  • Improved UPnP stability and new support for downloading files from supported servers
  • Added cover-art and duration to UPnP server item lists
  • Fixed displayed size for files stored on UPnP multimedia servers larger than 2147.48 MB (#9641)
  • Dramatically improved WiFi upload reliability during concurrent or repeated sessions
  • Added support for HTTP Live Streaming (HLS) (#9174)
  • Added support for https playback
  • Added support for system-wide HTTP proxy settings
  • Added support for m3u streams
  • Improved vlc:// custom protocol handling (#9542)

The update is currently available in the App Store for free. You can download it on your iPhone or iPad device.

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About Hamza Sheikh

Hamza is a geek with love towards iOS and Jailbreak. He is the founder of GeekSays, and many other iOS blogs. He is the most viewed writer at Quora.

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