VLC Media Player 2.2.8 (32-Bit)

(2 votes, average: 4.50 out of 5)

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Developed By VideoLAN (Version 2.2.8) – 17th of January, 2018. (100% Clean – Tested).

VLC Media Player version.2.2.8 for Windows PC (32-Bit) steers a featured-packed cross-platform program for playing multimedia in various formats i-e MP3, MP4, MPEG-I, MPEG-3, MPEG-4, DVD, VCD and supports Windows 10, 8, 8.1 and Windows 7.

Editor’s Note: This spic and span version (2.2.8) of the media player can be used to make videos and audios enjoyable for the user, and this had indeed made it rated as the world best multimedia player you must have on your device. The software is geared toward Smart Phones and PC users, any of these devices can run VLC and avoid stressing eyes when watching the video and a creepy audio sound, this latest version is the best shot one can ever get. The user can record, convert and be employed as a server for streaming videos on the internet.

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VLC Media Player 2.2.8 (32-Bit): Product’s Review:

Technical Details
. Nomenclature: VLC Media Player.
. Genre: Multimedia Player.
. Updated On: 17th Of January, 2018.
. Official: VideoLAN.Org.
. Version: 2.2.8.
. Compatibility: 32 Bit.

. Operating System: Windows 10/8/7.
. License: Freeware.
. Setup Size: 29.43 MBs.

As a PC user, one of the very first things you want to have installed on your computer is an advanced multimedia player proficient enough to play both videos and audios. Sure we’re not talking about just any player but that particular one that will enhance video graphics beyond the quality of PC’s screen or the video itself and at same time ameliorate the audio to make it more audible beyond the capacity of the PC’s speaker or user’s earphone. Well, to make the journey short and save you the stress of going to the internet looking for a media player capable of this, VLC Player is the name. This is a stand-alone freeware developed with efficiency in mind to be installed and play videos and audios on devices ranging from a smartphone to any computer (PC).
In homes, offices, and streets. Popularly known as a quality-packed player, it supports various formats of video and audio file such as MP3, MP4, OGG, DivX, CDs, DVDs, VCDs, MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MPEG-4 and many streaming modus operandi. It is a multimedia player created to purposely make the user relish videos and audios on their devices no matter the format of the media file (including the antiquities). Breaking grounds with new lineaments such as hardware encrypting and deciphering, Ultra-HD video, CrystalHD Cards and many more, it stands to be the best dandy software when hunting for a multimedia player to be installed across all your devices.

CHECK ALSO: VLC Media Player 3.0.1 (32-Bit)

What Else Has Got Covered?

PROS
Free To Use. Better Subtitles. Ultra HD Supported. Customizable. Improved Video Streaming.
CONS
Blue-ray Movies Not Supported.

Having a simple, intuitive interface makes it a user-friendly application and its portability compared to some other multimedia players is a nifty advantage for users. Vlc has got the lightest weight (less than a 30MB setup to be installed) so installing it will only take a little bite from the PC RAM and hard disc. Right from the interface, the user can access their media file from tabs at the top of the screen, and it also allows users to do “drag and drop.” Grippingly, in case the language used in the movie is not understandable for the user subtitle can be imported (but it has to be first downloaded and save anywhere the user choose on their PC).
Before this newly released version, the old versions all have handy-dandy features in handling users media file, but the primary purpose of this review is to keep the legion fans of VLC updated on what’s new about their hero when talking about the influential multimedia players. So let’s dive in the right into what’s new in VLC Player 2.2.8? Well, before getting to it, it’s important to know that this version is much geared toward Mac users and Windows with 64-bit, so Linux users might not see much differences.