VLC just got an update for iOS app, bringing the version to 3.1.0. According to the changelog, VLC for iOS now offers Chromecast support. It means you can finally stream content on VLC at your TV via the Google dongle.
The app update also finally allows you to watch 360 videos by moving the phone instead of swiping on the screen. The update, found on the App Store, also brings bug fixes, improved audio playback quality, stability and performance improvements and Google Drive logins. Also, when you download files, they will not disappear.
Here’s the full changelog:
- We added a feature many of you
waited for: Chromecast support
We fixed a bug where files on your phone were not displayed in VLC
360 videos can be viewed by moving your phone now
Stability and performance improvements when decoding H.264/H.265 in hardware
Improved audio playback quality
Fixed a regression preventing the download of certain media files via http
Fixed a regression where downloaded files might disappear
Fixed a regression where users couldn't log into Google Drive
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