Plus, it reminds me of that statue of the Duke of Wellington in Glasgow that pranksters keep topping with a traffic cone as a hat. It’s easy to spot in menus and on the taskbar/panel. (And I hope that SMPlayer’s primitive playlist functionality improves in a future release, as well.) The vulnerability affects version 3.0.7.1 in Linux, UNIX and Windows versions of VLC media player as claimed by the researcher. The security flaw CVE-2019-13615 termed as critical was identified by Germany’s national Computer Emergency Response Team (CERT Bund). )Īt any rate, I think it’s cool that the new VLC will support AV1 and I really hope its video rendering and stability improve, as well. Related- 5 Best VLC Media Player Alternatives. I just finished doing it, but I can wait for you to catch up.
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(For anyone who wants to tease me about that, just pretend you’re a Linux noob using a conservative distro with a limited repository and want to install the latest (non-broken) versions of youtube-dl and youtube-dl-gui (aka YouTube-DLG), make a functional. I *also* can’t say how well VLC and SMPlayer work on my Linux laptop because I’m still in the midst of configuring it. But since I almost never watch videos or listen to music on my phone, I really can’t say how well it works. On my Android phone, SMPlayer is not available so I use VLC for both video and audio. The biggest hassle in using the two players is that their default keyboard shortcuts are very different and I’m a little reluctant to customize one to more closely match the other because it screws me up when I have to use someone else’s computer … and I still don’t know SMPlayer’s keyboard shortcuts as well as I know VLC’s. And because VLC’s playlist management is better than SMPlayer’s - not mind-blowingly great, just a little less primitive - I use VLC for audio. On *my* Windows laptop, at least, SMPlayer’s video rendering and stability is *markedly* better than VLC 3.0.x’s, so I use SMPlayer for videos. For a while now, I’ve been trying (to the extent possible) to use Windows apps that are cross-platform with Linux, and for media players I’ve ended up with VLC and SMPlayer.
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