Computer Store News: Developer VideoLan introduced the latest development of Modern version of VLC on Twitter. At present, VLC development team has fixed the previous api problem and re-submitted the Modern version of VLC application to Microsoft Win8 store. As of now, Microsoft Win8 The store marks the Modern version of VLC as “soon”.
If you successfully pass the Microsoft Win8 application audit certification, the Modern version of the VLC application is expected to be officially released this week.
It can be said that the Modern version of the VLC application, which will take two years to develop, will first log in to Win8, Win8.1 (32-bit) and Windows RT platforms, and will gradually cover other platform.
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