VLC 3.2.1

VLC is a free multimedia app designed specifically for Windows 10. It offers a sleek and modern interface that is easily customizable, allowing users to choose between a light or dark theme and a variety of colors. The app provides a seamless experience for playing music and videos, with options to filter and browse through your media library.

To download VLC for Windows 10, simply visit the Windows Store and install the app. The installation process is quick and easy, and within seconds, you'll be ready to start using VLC.

Once you have VLC installed, you can easily navigate through your media library and play your desired files. The main part of the window displays the media content, while the bottom bar provides controls for playback, such as lock, shuffle, mini player, fullscreen, cast, subtitles, and audio options.

While playing media, the top bar offers additional options, such as opening another file, casting to another device, accessing local networks, or adding removable media. When not playing media, the bottom bar displays further options accessible through the three dots.

It's worth noting that VLC for Windows 10 offers fewer customization options compared to the traditional version of VLC. This may disappoint users who are accustomed to the original app's flexibility. Additionally, VLC for Windows 10 does not support playing BluRay or DVD, which may be missed by some users.

If you prioritize control over your media, you may prefer the original VLC desktop version or alternative apps like 5KPlayer and KMPlayer. However, if you're looking for a visually appealing, fast, and efficient multimedia player for Windows 10, VLC may be the perfect choice for you.

The latest version of VLC includes various improvements and fixes, such as addressing busy looping when playing an invalid item through VLM, fixing TTML entities not passed to the decoder, resolving raw H264/HEVC frame rate issues, and fixing adaptive regression on TS format change (mostly HLS).