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Sean Endicott

VLC gets native support for Snapdragon-powered PCs — but its devs haven't forgotten your ancient Windows XP rig

Image of the HP EliteBook Ultra G1q Windows laptop.

Whether you're waiting for a new PC powered by the Snapdragon X2 Plus, Snapdragon X2 Elite, or X2 Elite Extreme or if you already have one of the best Windows on Arm laptops, there's good news. The popular media player VLC now natively supports Arm-based processors.

A recent update brings VLC to version 3.0.22/3.0.23. In addition to adding Arm-based support, that update adds a Dark Mode for Windows and Linux users. It also has a number of fixes.

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