Vlc for android

 

The beta version of VLC media player has finally landed in the Google Play store. The VLC for Android app, also being known as Neon, supports select Android devices that are powered by ARMv7 CPUs – which means some entry-level Android phones may be left out. According to reports, the VideoLAN Organization will be rolling out more variants to support other devices.

“VLC is a free and open source cross-platform multimedia player that plays most multimedia files as well as discs, devices, and network streaming protocols. This is a BETA version of the port to the Android platform. It is intended for power users and hackers. This version is NOT stable and is slower than the final version,” says VLC team on the Google Play store.

Speaking of features, VLC for Android plays most local video and audio files, as well as network streams, similar to what you get in the desktop version of VLC. The app also features a media library for media files and lets you browse folders directly. It also has support for mult-track audio and subtitles. The app supports auto-rotation, aspect-ratio adjustements and gestures to control volume. Moreover, the app has a widget for audio control, and supports audio headsets control.

   

That being said, since VLC for Android is in beta phase, a number of features will be missing out. Users might face issues with audio, while Hardware decoding works only with a limited set of hardware. However, the final version will have a different UI and improved performance, says the VLC team.

The VLC for Android app is compatible with OS versions 2.1 Eclair and up.

Download the VLC for Android app here.

Disable auto play of CD's and USB

One of my friend ask this question to me today itself. Like him many users have this question that how to disable the Autoplay of Drives. Because of this the Autorun.exe file generated in our computer. So I decided to post this trick here by using which you can prevent your PC to avoid being generating the Autorun.exe file.
You have to make changes on Group Policy. So go forward and follow the steps.




Steps :

Step 1 : Open Run (windows + r).

Step 2 : Type gpedit.msc

Step 3 : Group Policy window will open. In in Go to Administrative Templates > System

Step 4 : On the right side window, select and double click on the option Turn off Autoplay.

Step 5 : In its properties select option Enabled and for All drives and click on Ok.

That's It. Now your drives will not be autopayed by the OS. 

Open multiple facebook accounts on your google chrome

Most of us use multiple Facebook accounts. But we cannot open multiple accounts in a single browser. However you can use two different browsers for it. But I have a trick with using this we can open multiple Facebook accounts in a single Google Chrome browser. Its simple trick. Just follow these simple tricks to open multiple Facebook accounts.









Steps : 

Step 1 : Login to your Facebook account using Google Chrome browser.

Step 2 :  Then Right Click on your Facebook Home link present at top left corner
              and click on Open link in incognito window

That's it