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added the include path, the import library (.lib) path, and all dependencies to the project configuration.downloaded the most recent 32-bit build of FFmpeg shared DLLs, import libraries and header files.created a new Direct2D (XAML) project in MSVS 2012, named 'ffmpeg-metro'.I'm currently attempting to bring this sample code into a Direct2D (XAML) template application. I've managed to compile, link and run sample code which uses FFmpeg with Visual C++ 2012 as a 'console application' with no special support from the Win32 API. This probably won't pass App Store certification, but I'd like to try it anyway. My goal (for now) is to implement a simple video player built on FFmpeg (rather than Windows Media Foundation, for WTV / MPEG-2 / etc. I'm a first-time poster and relatively new to WinRT programming. Remember that nightly versions are not necessarily stable, as they are development builds.Hello. You can get a taste of things to come by downloading the latest nightly build from the VLC build server. Probably the biggest improvements are the 64-bit version for Windows, the port to mobile operating systems and Blu-Ray playback support. New video output based on Direct2D for Windows 7 and Vista (with Platform Update), New video output for iOS platform.

Support for WMV Images, aka WMVP and WVP2, as used by Photo Story.

C64 SID file playback support of using sidplay2.

You can now use ffmpeg-mt in conjunction with vlc, to split decoding load on multiple cores.

Experimental Blu-Ray Discs support using libbluray.

Multiple files are now supported inside RAR files.

Almost every video filter can now be transcoded.

Major Video Core and Outputs rework and rewrite: Subtitles, subpictures and OSD can now be sized and blent inside video outputs x11 (Unix), OpenGL (Unix) and Direct3D (Windows) are such video outputs.

Here is a list of important changes taken directly from the latest nightly build of VLC 2.0. Existing VLC users likely want to know what they can look forward to in version 2 of the player. Once a suitable release candidate has been found, VLC Media Player 2.0 will be released for all operating systems. Windows 64-bit version of VLC Media Player running the Spin Demo

The latest release version right now is VLC 1.1.11 which is available for Windows, Mac OS X, popular Linux distributions and even other operating systems such as Android or OS/2 (anyone still using that).