Most people use VLC as just a media player, but it can also serve as a surprisingly handy video editor. Its trim feature lets you cut unnecessary parts with precision, while the crop tool helps remove ...

VLC, the popular video player that lets users play all video formats, is back in the App Store after being kicked out about 30 months ago. That's right, you'll now be able to play all sorts of videos ...

While tech giants kept building bloated media apps, a scrappy open-source project called VideoLan quietly ate their lunch by ...

It had to happen eventually. Open source software is all about letting anyone have access to the source code, and Apple is all about restricting any software access on its platforms. So when questions ...

You can drop practically any file onto VLC‘s orange cone, and if there is media buried somewhere within its digital crevices, VLC will find it and play it. Now, control the action via iPhone. The VLC ...

Out of the box, the iPad will play many types of video, but far from all — and sometimes far from conveniently. Here's what free and paid options can make it better. It is not true that the iPad is ...

Despite the absence of several familiar apps present on iOS and macOS, the Apple Vision Pro platform continues to see limited interest from major developers. However, it seems that the widely used VLC ...

The next stable release of VLC is on the way with various improvements, including dark mode, support for Windows on ARM, and more – fancy testing it early?