* Fix some HEVC hardware decoding on Windows and crashes when aspect ratio changes * Several improvements on the SRT modules (including streamID)

* Improve SMB compatibility by changing the read size * Improve AudioCD support (audio/data mixed mode, musicbrainz) * Fix support for screen capture on macOS with avcapture * Fix a regression in parsing secondary source MRLs Here is the full changelog of VLC Media Player 3.0,17: Other changes of note include support for uncompressed audio in mp4, HTTP2 memory usage improvements, support for Fourcc for E-AC3, AV1, and GeoVision, support for spatial audio on iOS/tvOS, and updated third-party libraries. Users had to use video converters in the past, if they did not want to view DAV videos on DVR365 players, or could not, because the players are only available for Windows PCs.ĭTS LBR, the LBR stands for Low Bit Rate, is the second addition introduced in VLC Media Player 3.0.17. DAV files are encrypted and most media players do not support the format. DAV is a proprietary video format that is often used by DVR365 and CCTV cameras. One fix addresses a crash in Direct 3D 11, which could happen when a stream changed the aspect ratio.Īs far as new features are concerned, VLC 3.0.17 adds support for playing DAV video files and for DTS LBR. It addresses issues in several core program modules, including in audio output, access, video output or decoders. VLC Media Player 3.0.17 is a bug fix release mostly. Once released officially, VLC instances may be updated using the built-in automatic updating functionality. VLC Media Player users may download the update manually from the download server already. The new version has not been announced yet on the VideoLAN website, but it is only a matter of time before that happens.

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