Caporegime
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How on earth have you got to vlc calling winrt as something else VLC for WinRT is pretty specific. As they said in their own update
Yes, they ARE specific, WinRT means Windows Runtime, not Windows RT (The two are different)
They've specified that the ARM variant won't be out at the same time as the X86 one.
It's why they say WinRT platforms.
Here's a quote ;
So, here is an update about our port on WinRT platforms.
I now say WinRT platforms, but that means:
Windows 8/8.1 ModernUI "Metro"
Windows Phone 8
XBox One? (who knows?)
The WinRT platforms have mostly 2 flavors: x86 and ARM. And we'll try to be on both of them.
Windows RT's VLC could be a number of weeks off, or even longer.
And again ;
VLC for WinRT: Release 1 passed certification.
We need to polish a few things but we’ll publish soon: the major crashes seem to be gone!
The work on the Windows RT version will contribute most to the eventual Windows Phone release, though with apps like Moliplayer already offering much of the features we have been missing one wonders if the waiting will all be worthwhile.
The team has previously posted:
At the same time, we’re spending quite a bit of time to get a working version for ARM, so we can deploy on Windows RT too. We don’t know exactly how much time, but we hope it’s a matter of weeks. The issues are mostly compiler related.
Windows Phone should not need a lot of extra work for the API, but will require some work for files management. Adaptation of the basic UI should be simple enough.
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