No, all you need is iOS 9.2 or the respective tvOS update so VLC can use the decoder included in the OS. Note that on iOS, this also requires an iPhone 5s, iPad Air or 6th gen iPod touch (or any newer device). Argh, so I've been keeping an old VLC on my iPad for no reason? (My main use of VLC is to...
Just to make it clear -- this issue affects the Apple TV version too, right? I presume it must. So maybe the thread title should be updated. (BTW, Tivo finally added a play-faster-than-realtime functionality, which I am using a lot.. but it only speeds up by 30%. That's enough of a boost for a short...
Wasn't there another thread that said there was going to be a "workaround" for this issue? I'm still using the old version because of this issue.. But noticed another problem. I tried downloading shows from my Tivo (which I then play in VLC on my iPad faster-than-realtime, the main reason ...
Yeah, 2.6.2 no longer has the warning in the download info, but I presume it's still missing. I'd pay $.99, and maybe more, for a new iOS version that fixes a few bugs that I reported that STILL plays the files I want to play... (Downloads from my TiVo, things like reality shows & documentaries ...
I don't deny that there are times when the user would like something like this to happen.. but iOS enforces this on purpose, for battery and other reasons.
As I said in the other thread: I use(d) VLC very often to play recordings downloaded from my Tivo. I used VLC because it would play the raw recordings AND I could play them faster than realtime (which I like for things like news & reality shows -- the non-competition part of the reality show I p...
Is there any chance for a 99 cent version of VLC with this reenabled? I use(d) VLC very often to play recordings downloaded from my Tivo. I used VLC because it would play the raw recordings AND I could play them faster than realtime (which I like for things like news & reality shows -- the non-c...