You have a video player and you like it, but one day you find a video that was encoded using some old codec that apparently your video player fails to play it. Instead of installing a codec pack, the best solution in this situation is probably using VLC Media Player, which is pretty well-known as a video player that supports tons of audio and video file formats. Whatever platforms you use, VLC Media Player can run on it, especially on Windows. It has a customizable interface and lots of controls to achieve the best experience in watching videos. And it… Read the rest
