Streaming without saving files using the limited space available on iOS devices is also supported. Those may be extended in future releases. There are multiple ways to synchronize media files to VLC for iOS. Added in version 2.0.2 Added in version 2.1.2 Media Synchronization Same as 2.4 plus Portuguese (Portugal), Portuguese (Brazil), Khmer, Faroese, Belarusian, Serbian (Latin), Tamil, Afrikaans Same as 2.2.1 plus British English, Latvian, Romanian Same as 2.1.2 plus Czech, Malay, Persian, Spanish (Mexico), Sinhala (added in 2.2.1) Same as 2.0 plus Bosnian, Catalan, Galician, Greek, Hungarian, Marathi, Portuguese, Slovenian, Swedish
Support for password protected HTTP streamsĮnglish, Danish, Dutch, Finnish, French, German, Hebrew, Indonesian, Italian, Japanese, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Slovak, Spanish, Turkish, Ukrainian, Vietnamese WiFi upload and HTTP downloads in background Playback is paused when headphones are unplugged Playback control through headphones, multi-tasking bar or lock screen Smart Media Library sorting for audio albums and TV shows Playback of Audio-only media (mp3, m4a, flac, …) Video Cropping and Aspect Ratio variation To keep track of features added over time, here's a chart: It is strongly recommended to always use the latest version. It is under active development and evolves over time. VLC for iOS 2 is a full re-write of the original app and shares no code with it. However, all features are also available on iPad with virtually the same appearance. This walkthrough only includes screenshots of the iPhone interface for size reasons. Active streaming or file / stream-to-file conversations are not supported for usability and performance reasons.
In some ways, you can do more in other ways, you can do less. VLC for iOS is different from what you can do with VLC on desktops.
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