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this post was submitted on 14 Jul 2023
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Thanks for the reminder about VLC. I don't use it much any more, but back in the wild west days of audio/video codecs (some of which were paid), VLC would play everything.
VLC is still one of the most powerful video/audio player in existence.
I just wish it had a dark mode. All the fan skins are so bad and hide functionality. I just want the exact same UI but darker.
Umm.... It has darkmode. Atleast in Linux can't say about windows.
Saved us from media player market bloat (ui, market, microsoft, etc)
VLC + autohotkey = game changer. I use it every day