AirVLC has been discontinued

February 2016

AirPlay is a delightful protocol to stream audio for audiophiles; it favors audio quality over real-time output. This makes it great for music and worthless for anything that synchronizes video with the audio, like videos.

AirVLC compensated for this by playing the video in VLC and outputing the audio over AirPlay with the proper delay.

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Downloading AirVLC

If you’ve purchased a license to AirVLC before, you might be interested in downloading the latest version.

Download AirVLC

Remember that new licenses can’t be bought and support is limited.

Lots of updates

March 2016

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VLC 2.1.3 fixes AirPlay trouble

February 2014

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AirVLC v.1.1.1, still better with VLC 2.0.x

November 2013

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Screenshots

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Carbonize

Beautiful images of code

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Generate gorgeous images from your code snippets. Ready to save or share.

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Denied

Skips terrible music

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Denied saves your ears from Nickelback or any other band, song or album. It sees what you're playing in Spotify and iTunes (including Apple Music) and automatically skips songs that you dislike.

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Relax

Mutes internal speakers

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Relax automatically mutes your internal speakers and pauses music apps when you disconnect headphones.

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