The reason why they have fallen so far behind, is because it's very difficult to maintain, since most of the 8.1 SDK do not work anymore on recent VS versions and because it's very hard to develop for, because so much is missing.You presumably thought this thread was about what versions were available of Windows 8.1!
No, it's about the versions of the VLC app that are available for Windows 8.1, and why they have fallen so far behind the Windows 10 versions.
The post that my previous post was referring to seems to have been deleted BTW, making my post irrelevant. Please remove it.
https://download.videolan.org/pub/videolan/vlc-winrt/Do you have a link to that FTP page.
Don't think that it is possible, as you cant downgrade app version with the Microsoft Store.I'd be perfectly fine with a 1.0 or 2.0 ver of the Windows store app for 8.1
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Add-AppxPackage -Path C:\Path\To\VLC_WinRT.Windows_1.7.0.0_x86_arm_bundle\VLC_WinRT.Windows_1.7.0.0_x86_arm\VLC_WinRT.Windows_1.7.0.0_x86\AppxManifest.xml -Register
Is there a specific folder that the package has to be in and does that code have to have any modifiers depending on the directory the package is in?http://download.videolan.org/pub/videol ... nrt/1.7.0/ You need to install the appx yourself.
Uninstall previous version first.
Extract the appx and then in powershell (as admin):Code: Select all
Add-AppxPackage -Path C:\Path\To\VLC_WinRT.Windows_1.7.0.0_x86_arm_bundle\VLC_WinRT.Windows_1.7.0.0_x86_arm\VLC_WinRT.Windows_1.7.0.0_x86\AppxManifest.xml -Register
Not that I know of. What's the issue?Is there a specific folder that the package has to be in and does that code have to have any modifiers depending on the directory the package is in?
by the actual path on your systemC:\Path\To
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VLC_WinRT.Windows_1.7.0.0_x86_arm_bundle.appxupload\VLC_WinRT.Windows_1.7.0.0_x86_arm.appxbundle\VLC_WinRT.Windows_1.7.0.0_x86.appx
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