Click on the Video player app and you will be presented with alternative options. The app has a media library for audio and video files, a complete audio. Navigate to Default Apps on the side panel. VLC for Windows Store plays most local video and audio files, and network streams. Select Settings and a new window will appear. You can also open it using the Windows key on your keyboard. If you want to join the beta, check out the official announcement and see a full list of features, you can click on the blog post here. Open the Windows option by clicking the windows button on your taskbar. The VLC apps will start rolling out publicly later this summer.
There’s no timeframe for release, but it will likely take place after the release of Windows 10 Anniversary Update which brings all the good Centennial bits to the public. Both of these are intriguing features but neither has an exact timeframe for release.įinally, the team announced that they’ve been working together with Microsoft’s Centennial team to bring the desktop version of VLC to the Store. The dev team also mentions that it’s working on an Internet of Things version of VLC, also based on UWP, which could transform something like the Raspberry PC into a portable media center. If you’re anxious to try it out on your console though, you can actually do so right now by downloading the code and using Developer Mode on the Xbox.
The team has also been working on an Xbox One port, and that will also land once the platform opens up to Store apps.
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