On the road to VLC 1.1.0 part 2: better
By Jean-Baptiste Kempf on Saturday, March 20 2010, 08:52 - VideoLAN - Permalink
Improvements
Being faster is cool, but let’s not forget that multimedia moves fast.
So here are a few improvements that you can expect in VLC 1.1.0.
Codecs, demuxers and protocols
In addition to than GPU/DSP decoding (see my previous post), VLC 1.1.0 will bring:
- DVB HD subtitles
- PGS Subtitles from Blu-Ray dumps
- sftp protocol
- Atrac1 audio codec
- Indeo5 video codec
- AMR (Narrow Band) audio codec
- Windows Media Voice/Speech audio codec
- Improved Flac support (7.1 and 88.2/176.4/192 kHz support)
- 7.1 Vorbis audio support
- ADPCM in flv files
- DVD-Audio files .aob, so you can play your DVD-Audio files on your computer
- vqf, amv, wpl and zpl file support
- Midi files on Windows port!
And more features…
- CDDB support on Windows
- Podcast images
- Enhancements to our Ambilight support
- Extensions in lua script
- Services in lua script
- Chorus and Flanger audio filter
- Visualisation using scripted .milk files
- Windows 7 taskbar integration
That’s all for the major features, that are visible to the users…
What is important, is that VLC isn’t getting bloated by all this, and I’ll explain that in my next article.
Comments
Hello, just a note to tell you how interested I am in the release of a 64-bit version of VLC media player, thanks for your work and bye!
Hi, is there hope for ATI HD3xxx cards with dxva2 in VLC1.1?
yeims, ask ATI?
When will we see a fix for the broken DVD-Play-feature? All new versions of VLC since v1.0.0 are worthless without a working DVD-Player function for DVDs and VIDEO_TS folders.
If you do not know what I am talking about look at your Track-Reports:
http://trac.videolan.org/vlc/ticket…
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http://trac.videolan.org/vlc/ticket… —> should be fixed to work with common build environments and not only cygwin
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The improvments sound great, but what’s with Mac OS X and ATI graphic cards owner?!
MIDI-Data (for Windows) and Linux?!? Why can’t MIDI in Linux
Great Player!
@yeims: I believe not… Ask ATI.
@kirsche: do you even understand what you are referring to? Half of those are closed and the other half are minor bugs.
@Steffo: Apple doesn’t give any API to do so.
@DIDIOpladen: Midi works fine on linux.
hey JBK..
http://www.macrumors.com/2010/04/22…
should that help VLC gain GPU decoding in Mac OS X?
I have been using this video player since a long time and I love this player as it supports more video formats and I think it has more feature than any-other players.
This is a superb post {%H1%}.
But I was wondering how do I suscribe to the RSS feed?
will VLC record sound & Video of the screen from a Web site and from You Tube
I stumbled onto your blog and read a few post. I like your style of writing.
I loved your blog theme! Did you develop it yourself or is it downloadalbe from somehwere?
Broadcom Crystal HD suppport soon?
I use vlc 1.1.1 on debian unstable and is great (with debian multimedia repository enabled)
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i see many improvements in playing dvds and subtitles
maybe it should be added an extension to shutdown the computer after a while , you know i sometimes fall asleep
while watching some boring movies
I love that you use lua , maybe i will try to script it a little bit
I have an iPhone with 3.1 and I can't find vlc for it. Can you help?