Win8.1 application VLC player will be to

Computer Store News: As expected, the VideoLan development team is developing VLC player applications for Win8.1 and RT platforms as scheduled, and the development progress is proceeding smoothly. The application is also currently in normal debugging, and has obtained Windows 8 application authentication. However, the VideoLan development team is still solving the audio output problem of the player application. Now, the good news is coming, this audio output problem is solved smoothly, this time VLC player Fans can be relieved.

This videoLan development team only used three words "We have audio" to announce to the world that the VLC player application on its Win8 platform has solved the audio output problem, and Enter the final stage of completion.

In early September, the Win8 version of the VLC application passed the Windows App Certification Kit technical review, which is a prerequisite for every Microsoft App Store. However, in order to pass this review, the VideoLan development team had to disable the player's audio output function. In other words, the Win8 version of the VLC player can now play video but no sound. So for now, the VideoLan development team has solved this problem.

Although VideoLan officials did not disclose the details of the next development schedule, it is not difficult to imagine that the application will be recompiled, certified and then placed on the Microsoft Store. To be sure, the official version of the Win8/Win 8.1 version of the VLC player app is coming soon.