A new version of VLC is out, 1.1.0. Among the many features and improvements are GPU decoding for some HD content in Windows 7 and Linux, support for DVD Audio, support for Google’s WebM, and the usual speed and bug fixes. Get it today!
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I’m particularly excited for the DVD-Audio support. I have the Lord of the Rings extended soundtracks and they have a DVD-Audio option included. I haven’t been able to try it yet because I haven’t had a capable player! With luck, this will solve that.