VLC Media Player for Chrome OS

[Arthur]

Download (Chrome Web Store)

 

www.jbkempf.com/blog/post/2015/Announcing-VLC-for-Chrome-OS

 

ChromeOS is one of the last Operating Systems where you could not run VLC and play all your media as you wished.

 

Even worse, it was the only significant Desktop Operating Systems that we did not support (so far, VLC exists for Windows, OS X, Linux, BSD, Solaris, OS/2, Haiku/BeOS, ReactOS).

 

At the same time, VLC for Android is quite popular and is supported on most phones and tablets, and is currently being expanded to Android TVs or other forms of Android.

 

Today, I'm pleased to tell you that you can use it now!

 

Features

VLC on ChromeOS supports:

• all video files supported in VLC, including MKV and DVD ISOs,
  
• all audio files supported in VLC, including FLAC and other weird audio formats,
  
• subtitles files, from SRT to SSA and with auto-detection, when possible,
  
• a media database like on Android and iOS to select the right medias, and resume playback,
  
• playback of streams, local and on the internet, include adaptive streaming like HLS or DASH,
  
• we also support playlists, accelerated playback, audio equalizer, audio/video synchronization and hardware accelerated video/audio decoding.
  

 

http://vgy.me/WJ1mXL.jpg

Edited December 17, 2015 by Arthur