If your DVD or Audio CD is detected properly, all is left is a simple click of the play button and chowing down some butter soaked popcorn. VLC speaks two languages, the second being, “what else can I do for you?”. There is nothing wrong with the simple “click-n-play” method. With VLC installed, I get just that, all-in-one. When it comes to choosing a media player, I look for a program with stability, flexibility, able to read multiple media file formats, has a plethora of configuration options, and can be used on any desktop operating system. I was more then pleased when VLC was available for one of my favorites of Linux operating systems, Ubuntu. As it was then as it is now, it is rock solid.
I have used VLC on Windows during my days with Microsoft. Like a wallet, don’t go anywhere without VLC. You will soon learn how to recognize physical devices on your system. Another benefit of VLC is its assistance in education. With VLC, surround sound is just a few clicks away. There are options of changing video views using the “Aspect Ratio” function. The clearer the video that more enjoyable it is. Instead of just playing movies, create your own movie using VLC’s “Capture Mode” method. Not sure if your file will be readable on more than one system or by more than one application? Use VLC to convert any media file type to another. You will soon find out that VLC does not like to be picky when it comes to using it on different operating systems. Options are big sellers and VLC lets the user choose what is best.
More importantly, it gives its all when reading removable media.
There is something new to learn the more you use it. VLC has multiple tools for a good video playback experience. When it comes to PC entertainment, it’s good to have a program that handles most of your needs. VLC is a must-have media player if you are using Linux for your entertainment needs.
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