VLC Media Player for Android Available Now [Beta Version]

VLC is the most popular application all over the world to play media files on Windows and it does not require any introduction. Millions of people use it to play songs and movie files on their computer because it supports all types of media files like for instance, FLV, AVI, MPEG, MPG, DivX and many other popular media formats. Lots of Android users have been waiting for its Android version for a long time but now their wait is over and VLC has been released as VLC Beta (NEON version) for Android smartphones and tablets. VLC for Android plays most of the local video and audio files, as well as network streams, like the desktop version of VLC. It means that VLC Android version works similar to the desktop version and supports all types of video and audio files playing along with network streams. You can browse all the audio and video files directly using the VLC built-in media library feature. VLC Android version also supports multi-track audio and subtitles as well as auto-rotation feature.



VLC for Android comes with a widget for audio control that allows you to control headsets along with the complete audio media library. According to the VLC Android App developers, this is the beta version and there is a possibility that users might encounter some bugs. They will release its stable version soon along with the new improved UI, hardware decoding for some more devices, fix some audio related issues and many other improvements. I personally read VLC Beta Android app review on Google Play and found that although it is the beta version, it works smoothly on most devices and plays most of the media formats on Android smartphone. Some users have faced certain issues while playing audio files but on a very small level. We can hope that VLC developers will shortly release its stable version to support all Android devices, but until then you can taste its beta version and enjoy.

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