Monday, January 20, 2014 (17:30) | Bart Breij
Video Player VLC for iPhone and iPad has received a major update. The new version gives the application include an appearance that is tailored to iOS 7, with a bright orange color and images of television and audio in the menu. Furthermore restores VLC for iOS 2.2 integration with Dropbox. It is also possible to stream live video and play from your Dropbox account. The app has also become easier for new users. From now on you will get a one-time introduction and welcome.
On the fourth page of instructions that you see listed that you can upload to Google Drive videos Dropbox or enabling them to play in VLC for iOS. Upload via Wi-Fi via your Web browser is still a possibility. In version 2.2 it should go faster. Only Dropbox can incidentally stream. With Google Drive motto seems to first convert the video.
The application feels at one point not quite iOS 7 and that’s the slider menu, where the subheadings ‘Library’, ‘Network’ and ‘Settings’ in the dark bars represent the so are surrounded by lines, that they seem to stabbing. However, become more beautiful, thanks to the aforementioned images.
Lists of the files 
VLC for iOS claiming more support for different file formats to offer in the new update, but a clear indication to which file it is missing. Also, in a blog post that the update is missing. The app must be better at streaming, UPnP provides integration with data port and password protection on the app should now be safer. In addition, the app can better handle series: they are now sorted by season and episode. Continue to be viewed and deleted episodes not in the app indexed.
Download: VLC for iOS (free, universal, iOS 6.1 +)
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