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කොහොම ද ?යාලුවනේ..අද පොස්ට් එක ලියන්න හිතුවේ ඔයාල කවුරුත් දන්නා වී එල් සී දාවකය සම්බන්ධවයි.මෙය යාවත් කාලීන  වෙලා තියෙන්නේ 2012/08/10 වෙනිදා.version එක 2.0.3 වන අතර ඔබ නොදත් විස්තර රාශියක් පහත ඔබ වෙනුවෙන් දක්වා ඇත. පහත මෙය ඔබට ලබා ගැනීම සදහා ලින්කුවක් ලබා දී ඇත.මෙය කියවා බලා ඔබේ අදහසද එක් කිරීමට කාරුණික වන්න.ඔබට ජය....!

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VLC is a free and open source cross-platform multimedia player and framework that plays most multimedia files as well as DVD, Audio CD, VCD, and various streaming protocols.

VLC media player has always been one of the things that gives you foothold in life: version by version were released and only the most sophisticated users could distinguish between them. All changes were discernible only after a very nice magnifying glass. VLC 2.0 is quite the contrary: echoing the developer, you can say that this release is 'a major upgrade for VLC'.
The major new feature that the latest version of VLC Media Player has to boast is the re-written output core and modules. The internal program machinery was slightly honed down, now supporting subpicture blending in GPU. Put in layman's terms, it means that the subtitles or extra camera angles coming alongside a video can now be blended right into the picture within the player, presumably spicing it up with the hardware acceleration. If you're wondering what you could need it for, just imagine you're trying to post a video of a hilarious moment in your favorite French TV series to YouTube or whatever, and there are only English subtitles available with no voice-over in sight. For that end, you'll most likely be using the player's own recording capabilities, cutting the needed fragment right out of the video on your computer. In that case, the only way to get the subtitles displayed in the posted video is to 'blend the subpicture'. So, I'd say that's a nice one.
The .mkv format fans have also something to rejoice at: the new VLC media player version now correctly supports the lossless format audion for the .mkv videos. What it boils down to, is that now you can pack an HD video into a Matroska file and enjoy the high-quality sound along with the nice picture. At last!
Among other Windows version features that a non-professional user can comprehend without delving deep into Wikipedia or Google are the experimental Blu-Ray disk support ('experimental' presumably meaning that it tends to fail here and there) and a bunch of new video outputs and quality-improving video filters for Windows 7. All in all, VLC 2.0 for Windows has seen a number of great quality improves and support fixes, making the use of the player more comfortable.
However, it is not gold that glitters. Even though the new VLC features contribute to the overall player's usability, they are actually nothing to write home about. In fact, there is a whole lot of other media players that have been featuring something like this for ages. The only excuse for VideoLAN presenting these changes as the highlights of the new versions is that the VLC media Player is actually an open-source project, focusing largely on portability. And for a program of its kind, it plays its part perfectly: it can be by far not so sophisticated as its commercial counterparts, but it is still one of the best media players you can get for free.

2.0 - Twoflower

Mac OS X 10.6
(800x516)

Mac OS X 10.7 Lion
(1024x487)

Windows 7
(976x651)

Gnome 2 on Mandriva
(860x617)

Gnome 3 on Debian
(1183x812)

Gnome 3 on debian
(1000x690)

Gnome 3
(940x719)

Mac OS X 10.7 Lion
(1024x490)

1.0 - Goldeneye

Linux - Gnome
(1280x800)

Windows 7 - Qt Interface
(1280x800)

Windows 7 - Qt Interface
(1280x800)

Windows 7 - Qt Interface
(1280x800)

Windows Vista - Qt Interface
(1068x837)

Windows Vista - Qt Interface
(948x805)

Windows Vista - Qt Interface
(1088x797)

Windows Vista - Qt Interface
(1141x904)

Windows Vista - Skins Interface
(834x682)

0.9 - Grishenko

GNU/Linux Debian - Gnome - Qt interface and album art
(1280x800)

GNU/Linux Debian - Gnome - Qt fullscreen controller
(1042x794)

GNU/Linux Debian - KDE 3 - Qt interface and compiz
(1280x800)

Arch Linux - KDE 4 - Qt interface, album art and simple preferences
(1680x1050)

Windows XP - Qt fullscreen interface
(1280x800)

Windows XP - Qt fullscreen controller
(1280x800)

Windows Vista - Qt interface and filters
(1280x1024)

Mac OS X 10.5.4 - Substation Alpha subtitle rendering in matroska files
(1680x1050)

Mac OS X 10.5.4 - Equalizer, folded controller and Dirac encoded video
(958x473)

Mac OS X 10.5.4 - MP3 tag editing and Goom visualization
(978x693)

Mac OS X 10.5.4 - Video section of the simplified Preferences
(650x568)

Mac OS X 10.5.4 - Video filter panel with the Gradient filter applied
(909x564)

Mac OS X 10.5.4 - Image adjust panel with the Inverted colors-filter applied
(866x572)

Mac OS X 10.5.4 - Teletext presentation on EyeTV captured Digital Terrestial television signal
(1004x705)

0.8.6 - Janus

GNU/Linux Debian - Beryl
(1680x1050)

GNU/Linux Ubuntu - Beryl
(1024x768)

Mac OS X - FullScreen Controller
(1280x800)

0.8.5 - Janus

Skins2 - Blista skin
(1280x1024)

Skins2 - New default skin
(1024x768)

0.8.4 - Janus

Windows Vista Beta 1
(1280x1024)

ZetaOS R1.1
(1280x1024)

0.8.2 - Janus

Linux - Playlist
(1280x1024)

Linux - Preferences
(1280x1024)

Skins - Media Player skin
(1024x768)

Mosaïc
(1024x768)

Windows - HD TV
(1280x1024)

Windows - Playlist
(1280x1024)

Mac OS X - Playlist
(1024x768)

Mac OS X - Video
(1024x768)

Linux
(1280x1024)

Mac OS X - Video
(1024x768)

Zeta (BeOS) - Video
(1280x1024)

0.7.2 - Bond

Mac OS X
(1280x960)

Mac OS X
(1024x768)

wxGTK Linux
(1280x960)

wxGTK Linux
(1280x960)

Linux (UTF8 subtitles)
(1152x864)

Linux Skins2
(1280x1024)

Windows Skins2
(1280x1024)

Windows WxWidgets
(1280x1024)

Windows with Goom
(1280x1024)

Windows with Goom
(1280x1024)

BeOS
(800x550)

BeOS
(1072x766)

0.7.0 - Bond

MacOS X
(1051x651)

MacOS X
(1024x768)

VLC for Familiar Linux screenshots

iPaq
()

iPaq Familiar interface
()

iPaq Familiar interface
()

Old screenshots

VLC 0.6.1 - Trevelyan

wxWindows Linux
(1024x768)

wxWindows Linux
(1024x768)

wxWindows Linux
(1024x768)

wxWindows Linux
(1024x768)

BeOS
(1280x1024)

VLC 0.5.0

Gnome screenshot
(1024x768)

Gnome screenshot
(1024x768)

Gnome screenshot
(1024x768)

Windows screenshot
(1024x768)

Mac OS X screenshot
(1152x768)

Mac OS X screenshot
(1152x768)

Mac OS X screenshot
(1152x768)

Mac OS X screenshot
(1152x768)

Mac OS X screenshot
(1152x768)

Mac OS X screenshot
(1152x768)

VLC 0.3.0

Gnome screenshot
(1024x768)

Gnome screenshot
(1024x768)

Gnome screenshot
(1024x768)

Mac OS X screenshot
(1152x768)

Windows screenshot
(1024x768)

VLC 0.2.x

The first screenshot shows the Gnome interface in DVD mode, with the context menu in the movie window for chapter and language selection. The second one shows the similar Gtk+ interface, then we have a preview of the work-in-progress Qt interface, and eventually a BeOS screenshot.

Gnome screenshot
(1024x768)

Gtk+ screenshot
(1024x768)

Qt screenshot
(1024x768)

BeOS screenshot
(1152x864)

Here is a screenshot of the 0.2.60 version showing the Gnome interface playing an MPEG-1 stream, a screenshot of VLC version 0.6 running across two screens in Xinerama mode, a 256 colors screenshot to show the vlc's dithering routines in 8 bpp, and an example of its scaling capabilities.

And there is the necessary babe. The last screenshot is merely a joke, to show how we compare with OMS from our friends atlinuxvideo.org. They have a similar screenshot here. (Note: Pages from Archive.org's WayBackMachine.)

MPEG-1
(1024x768)

Xinerama
(2560x1024)

Dithering
(686x512)

Scaling
(1600x1200)

The babe
(1152x864)

Streaming features list

VLC Stream output

Inputs		See the VLC features page
Output	RTP/UDP
	RTSP
	RTP/DCCP						Untested
	Raw UDP
	(RTP or raw) Multicast
	File
	HTTP
	MMSH
Misc	Transcoding
	Send DVD subtitles
	Send SAP announces				Untested		Untested
Interfaces and more		See the VLC features page

Output method / muxer matrix

This table describes what type of muxing is allowed when streaming to certain output methods. Example: PS muxing can only be done when you write to HTTP or files, and when you want to use UDP, you can only mux in TS or as RAW.

	UDP	RTP	HTTP	MMSH	File
PS
TS
Ogg
ASF
MP4
QuickTime
Raw
MPJPEG

Muxer / audio and video formats matrix

This table describes which video and audio formats VLC can output, and how these can be muxed. Example: MPEG4 can be muxed in any way, however if you want to stream Window Media Video, then you cannot use PS, MP4 or RAW muxing.

		PS	TS	Ogg	ASF	MP4	MOV	MPMJPEG	RTP	Raw
Video formats	MPEG-1 video
	MPEG-2 video
	MPEG-4 video
	DivX 1/2/3 video		1
	WMV 1/2		1
	H/I 263		1
	MJPEG		1					SVN only
	Theora
	H.264/MPEG-4 AVC
Audio formats	MPEG Layer 1/2/3 audio
	AC3 (i.e. A52)
	MPEG-4 audio (i.e. AAC)
	Vorbis
	Speex
	FLAC
	PCM (Wave)
	µ-law/A-law

1. This feature is possible with VideoLAN but not standard (so not interoperable).

Possible output formats for the transcoding module

Video formats	MPEG-1 video
	MPEG-2 video
	MPEG-4 video
	DivX 1/2/3 video
	WMV 1/2
	H/I 263
	MJPEG
	Theora
Audio formats	MPEG Layer 2 audio
	MPEG Layer 3 audio	2
	AC3 (i.e. A52)
	MPEG-4 audio (i.e. AAC)	3
	Vorbis/Speex
	FLAC
	PCM
	µ-law/A-law

2. For this, you have to compile ffmpeg with libmp3lame support.
3. For this, you have to compile ffmpeg with libfaac support.

VLS

Inputs	File
	DVD
	DVB-S (Hauppauge Nova-S / Nexus)
	DVB-C (Hauppauge DVB-C)
	DVB-T (Hauppauge Nova-t)
	MPEG encoding card [4]
	ASI card	SVN Only
	V4L device	SVN Only
Output	UDP Unicast / Multicast
	File
Input formats	TS
	PS
Output format	TS
Control	Command line
	Telnet
Misc	IPv6
	Send DVD subtitles
	Send SAP announces
	Transcoding

4. VLS supports two kinds of MPEG-2 encoding cards: Hauppauge WinTV-PVR-250/350 and Visiontech Kfir.

•  = Yes
•  = Partial
•  = Untested
•  = No

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