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VLC is a free and open source cross-platform multimedia player and framework that plays most multimedia files as well as DVDs, Audio CDs, VCDs, and various streaming protocols. The site presents VLC alongside other VideoLAN projects and offers downloads for Windows, macOS, Linux and Android.
VLC is a libre and open source media player and multimedia engine focused on playing most multimedia files, discs, streams, and devices. It can also convert, encode, and stream into numerous formats. The engine, libVLC, can be embedded in third-party applications. VLC is released under the GPLv2 license and is available on Windows, macOS, GNU/Linux, Android, and iOS.
VLC is an app store page with install details, screenshots, reviews, and app information.
Awesome VLC is a curated list of resources related to VLC media player and LibVLC. It includes native plugins, web extensions, Lua scripts, documentation, and other helpful materials. The collection is maintained on GitHub by mfkl.
VLC for Android is a full port of VLC media player to the Android platform. It plays video and audio files, network streams and DVD ISOs, and includes a full music player, media database, equalizer and filters. It supports subtitles, multiple audio tracks, network streams such as HLS and Dash, NAS browsing, Android TV and Chromebooks.
VLSub is a VLC extension for downloading subtitles from opensubtitles.org. Users install vlsub.lua into VLC's extensions directory, then search by hash or by name and download a subtitle file for the playing video. The README notes it does not work on VLC 2.1 and recommends using VLC 2.0 or 2.2.
VLC-Bittorrent is a code project with source, releases, documentation, or setup notes.
Nectarine is a demoscene radio that lists active audio streams on its site. Visitors can add direct links to a streaming program such as WinAmp or VLC, and the M3U playlist file can be opened by WinAmp, iTunes, VLC and more. One listed stream is a 192 kbps MP3.
Cabernet is a modular appliance that cleans, organizes and repackages IPTV streams for media clients. It merges M3U and XMLTV data, manages channels, and supports M3U8 streaming through FFMPEG or internally. It offers M3U and HDHomeRun interfaces and was tested with TVheadend, Emby, Jellyfin, Plex and VLC. Deployment uses Python 3.7 or greater.
Channel 99 is a collection of NSV Streams, an early form of online streaming video used from 2003 and popular until 2006. The streams are watchable with MPV, VLC or Winamp and are mostly 240p VP3.1 and MP3 audio at about 256kbps, with some experimental 720p HD streams. They are free to watch with no advertisements.
JustSubtitles is a free subtitle search engine for finding SRT subtitle files for movies and TV shows. It indexes community-sourced subtitles in English and over 50 languages. Subtitle files are provided in standard SRT format for media players such as VLC, MX Player, PotPlayer, MPC-HC, Plex and Kodi. It also offers online tools to sync, convert, merge and extract subtitles.
MotionMonkey is a semantic player for touch devices designed to stream internet videos from text queries. It aggregates videos through the VBML language and supports sources including DuckDuckGo, BitTorrent, YouTube, Dailymotion, Vimeo, Twitch, TikTok and SoundCloud. It is built in C++ with the Sky kit on the Qt framework, with a QML interface rendered with OpenGL and a player based on VLC and libtorrent.
MPV client list is a resource for MPV, a free, open-source media player noted for accurate color reproduction, modern codec support, and better performance than VLC. It provides download links for MPV and its third-party graphical user interface clients.
Windows tool for editing and playing IPTV m3u playlists with VLC media player and Kodi support, including the #KODIPROP parameter. It can create and edit Kodi IPTV playlists, add, rename, move and delete entries, drag and drop m3u files, search names, find duplicate links and send links to a Kodi device. The project is described as in maintenance mode.
StreamLink is a command-line utility that extracts video streams from various services and pipes them into a video player such as VLC or mpv. It uses a plugin system to support services including Twitch and YouTube, and a Python API is available for developers. The project was forked from Livestreamer, which is no longer maintained.
StreamTim is a tool for streaming torrent movies in VLC. It does not need to be installed; users download it, uncompress it and run it, then click a torrent movie's magnet link. Windows and Linux downloads are offered.
SVP (SmoothVideo Project) performs real-time video frame rate conversion, converting any video to 60 fps or higher within a video player. It uses frame interpolation, supports NVIDIA Optical Flow and RIFE neural network interpolation, and works with most players including Plex and VLC. It also supports 4K/HDR, VR and BD3D in selected players, with a one-click converter and a mobile app.
Syncplay is free software that synchronises video playback across multiple media players, so people who have the same videos can watch them together. Pausing, unpausing and seeking are synchronized over the Internet. It is used alongside VoIP software such as Mumble or Skype. Supported players include mpv, mpv.net, MPC-BE, MPC-HC, VLC 3, IINA and memento.
Versefy is a lyrics finder for Spotify, TIDAL, VLC, foobar2000, Winamp, AIMP, MediaMonkey, MusicBee and Clementine. It shows lyrics while songs play, and the site says it is free. The current release is v3.4.0, available from the Microsoft Store.
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