The Apple Vision Pro headset still lacks many of the apps iOS and macOS users are familiar with. Some major developers have already stated that they are not yet interested in porting their programs to Vision Pro. However, the developers of the VLC media player have a different point of view.
VideoLAN President Jean-Baptiste Kempf confirmed in a recent interview that work is currently underway on a VLC version for Apple Vision Pro.
“We already have a version of VLC that runs on Vision Pro,” he said.
Unfortunately, it may take some time before the app becomes available on the App Store. Kempf admits that there is no motivation to actively develop software for visionOS due to the small user base. The thing is, the number of people who own Vision Pro is really small.
Interestingly, the president of VideoLAN also confirmed that he is ready to work on a version of VLC for Meta Quest headsets. However, plans have been shelved as there are already “a lot of good players” for the platform.
VLC is a free and open-source media player available for many platforms, including iOS, macOS, and even tvOS. VLC supports many of the most popular audio and video codecs and is commonly used to play media that players such as Apple QuickTime cannot play. VideoLAN is currently working on VLC 4.0, which will be a major update that will rewrite the “entire core” of the application.
Source: 9to5mac
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