VLC 3.1 brings auto support

VLC is one of the best media players of all time, because it not only can it open just about every type of video and audio file in existence, but it works on just about every platform too. VLC 3.1 will be available out soon on the Play Store, and it has plenty of useful additions

The main changes made was for Android users that is probably Android Auto support, which was first implemented in late 2017 but removed a few months later. 

Some other changes include support for local SMB v2/3 servers, external storage support on Chromebooks, the addition of launcher shortcuts, and the ability to browse files on OTG devices.

Here are the changes made in VLC 3.1:

1. Mobile:

• minSDK is now 17 (Android 4.2)
• Onboarding screen for new users
• Option to group videos by folders
• SMB 2/3
• Android Auto is back!
• External storages support on Chromebooks (ChromeOS v72+)
• Launcher shortcuts
• OTG devices browsing
• A-B repeat
• Sorting preferences are now saved
• Improve support of very large media libraries

      2. Android TV:

• Homescreen channels
• Media sorting and videos grouping
• Manual network share setting

It's not clear if v3.1 is already rolling out to non-beta users on the Play Store. If you want to get the update right now, sign up for the beta program or download it from APK Mirror.

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