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Apple Music has included its own music video catalog for six years now. Previously, video content on Spotify has been limited to video podcasts and short repeating music video clips when a song plays. Spofity told TechCrunch that its full music catalog will eventually include 'thousands' of songs. Supported artists include Ed Sheeran, Doja Cat, Ice Spice, Aluna, and Asake, and the videos can also be accessed on desktop or smart TVs. Tapping starts the song from the beginning with accompanying video within the Now Playing view, which can also be rotated to landscape orientation on iPhone and Android. Music videos for supported tracks will show up in the Now Playing screen for Spotify Premium users in the UK, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, Sweden, Brazil, Colombia, Philippines, Indonesia, and Kenya.Ī 'Switch to Video' icon appears above the song title in supported music tracks.

Spotify today announced support for music videos, a new feature the streaming service describes as a 'beta' with a limited catalog that is available in 11 markets. VLC 3.0.20 is a free downloaded for Mac from the VideoLAN website. Kempf said that VLC may even add access to FAST channels and other ad-supported online media in the future, potentially allowing users to start watching something right away. However, Kempf said that some changes could be reverted before the app's official release. Recent nightly builds put the focus on content, with the default player window replaced by a view of the user's library. Development has taken longer than anticipated, according to Kempf, with the core of the app being completely rewritten. The cross-platform media player and framework launched 23 years ago as a student project, and continues to attract millions of new users thanks to its support for multiple codecs and its ability to play multimedia files as well as DVDs, Audio CDs, VCDs, and various streaming protocols. VLC recently surpassed five billion downloads across desktop and mobile platforms, according to the organization.

'I'm not sure there is any use case yet,' added Kempf. However, one of the reasons the app hasn't already been released is that the potential user base is still considered too small. 'We already have a version of VLC running on the Vision Pro,' VideoLAN president Jean-Baptiste Kempf told Lowpass writer Janko Roettgers. The non-profit organization said it was currently developing a version for Apple's spatial computing headset. VideoLAN is working on bringing its popular open source VLC media player to Apple Vision Pro, according to tech newsletter Lowpass.

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