Have you ever tried playing an audio file or a video file on your computer but it doesn’t play? Then you’ll try to download or copy the media file again because you think there’s something wrong with the downloaded or copied file? When you try to play again, do you just get the same message? If you answered yes to the questions I mentioned, well, the problem is in your media player. A lot of people encounter this same problem on their computers. Some people would have the media files converted to a file type that their media players can read. However, there is a better solution for this problem. The VLC Media Player, better known as VLC.
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VLC is a super powerful media player that is free and can run virtually anything media related. It can even play DVD’s even if your computer only has a CD-ROM drive and not a DVD-ROM drive because VLC can recognize the DVD format. It can play a lot more media file types than Windows Media Player or Apple’s Quicktime.
The VLC software will surely great solution and tool for you. You can convert media files, cut video clips, watch internet TV or local TV if you have a TV tuner, stream videos, take snapshots from videos and a lot more. Interested in VLC? You can get it here.
The slides below shows a guide in using VLC. I hope you find this helpful.
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