We were told a month ago that VLC was days away from being the marketplace by the developers. Where the hell is it? This has been one giant waste of donated money.
We were told a month ago that VLC was days away from being the marketplace by the developers. Where the hell is it? This has been one giant waste of donated money.
I totally agree with your statement.So much for that....its Tuesday. Worst funded project ever.
Just the other day they said it has passed certification and that it would get published on Monday. VLC is such a waste IMHO.VLC posted this on their twitter account : http://i.imgur.com/hLSTDnH.png
They say its still in certification...
Just the other day they said it has passed certification and that it would get published on Monday. VLC is such a waste IMHO.
and why they made it for x86 architecture is beyod me. It is RT users that need it.
I will contrinue to use MediaMonkey.
and oh, the x86 version worked once only, and crashes from then on.
Not for Windows RT right now.
And it's still in beta milestone, which means "use at your own risk."
I find it amazing that other apps (mobile HD) are doing almost the same thing, and a year and a half before this. I've come to realize that the VLC crew is massively overrated.
You conclude "overrated", I conclude "understaffed". This is VLC we're talking about. A tool that is universally recognized as a top media player (some would say, "best") across platforms. It takes behind-the-scenes work to maintain a rational codebase that can be re-used. Many developers write quick-n-dirty code that will work for one platform but must be significantly rewritten or restructured for another. Trying to maintain some parity between the versions in that environment gets more difficult over time.I find it amazing that other apps (mobile HD) are doing almost the same thing, and a year and a half before this. I've come to realize that the VLC crew is massively overrated.