Videolan has submitted their VLC for iPad app to the App Store this week, giving users a chance to playback all different types of video files on their tablet.
While we still wait for Apple's official blessing, the site AppAdvice was given a test build of the universal binary, and they put up a small preview.
The app supports Xvid, AVI, and DivX file formats flawlessly, as well as MKV, a container normally used for high-resolution video.
Unfortunately, unlike other third-party media players, VLC will not let you access your videos wirelessly from other computers, but that is hardly a deal breaker.
VLC for iPad is still pending approval, but should appear in the App Store next week, for free.
The app supports Xvid, AVI, and DivX file formats flawlessly, as well as MKV, a container normally used for high-resolution video.
Unfortunately, unlike other third-party media players, VLC will not let you access your videos wirelessly from other computers, but that is hardly a deal breaker.
VLC for iPad is still pending approval, but should appear in the App Store next week, for free.
