The mobile video player VLC app for Android brings his video streaming service around your network at the time, but this service required always active url link to that folder. And now VLC 2.0 beta lets you allow to browse those folders on your very own shared network system devices.

This update depends on browsing the file on UPnP, NFS, SFTP, FTP, SMB, Windows shares, and some of them. If you are doing regularly check then you can find an easy network folder or visit the URL that could be used later on.

One more issue with this new update that Android and Android TV are completely merged with manually on their interface like mobile and tablets. Through this point it comes very close if you Android mobile phone linked to your TV via Bluetooth. That’s it.

Source: VLC for Android   Via: Android Police 

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