VideoLAN
VideoLAN is a non-profit organization best known as the creator and maintainer of VLC media player, a free and open-source, cross-platform multimedia player and framework. The project began as a student project at École Centrale Paris in the mid-1990s and later evolved into the international VideoLAN community and association that coordinates development, releases, and related projects.
The VideoLAN project develops VLC and associated libraries (notably libVLC) which provide broad codec and container support, streaming capabilities, and multi-platform support (Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS, and many others). Development is largely community-driven and volunteer-based, with periodic official releases, documentation, and ancillary tools. VideoLAN focuses on free/open-source media software, interoperability, and broad hardware and format support for both end-user playback and streaming/server use cases.
The VideoLAN project develops VLC and associated libraries (notably libVLC) which provide broad codec and container support, streaming capabilities, and multi-platform support (Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS, and many others). Development is largely community-driven and volunteer-based, with periodic official releases, documentation, and ancillary tools. VideoLAN focuses on free/open-source media software, interoperability, and broad hardware and format support for both end-user playback and streaming/server use cases.
Statistics
Total Applications:
118
Total Users:
72,739
Total Keys:
43,800,675
Total Clicks:
69,975,110
Total Mouse Scrolls:
0
Total Time Used:
106y32w6d12h30m17s
Average Time Per User:
12h50m31s
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