Our VLC for Unity plugin allows you to use a LibVLC-powered video player in your games and Unity apps. Whether you need to support a strange format, live streaming or play a 4K video in your latest production, we got you covered.
Given that this plugin is using LibVLCSharp (which uses LibVLC), it exposes more or less the same feature set and same codecs support than VLC, such as:
Most things you can achieve with the regular VLC desktop app, you can also achieve using LibVLCSharp.
If you use a paid version of the asset on a non-purchased platform, it will display a watermark. When evaluating which asset to purchase, you should think about the platform you want to target, not the platform you are using to develop the app.
Example: Buy the Windows asset, and use on Android - watermark appears on Android. To avoid watermarks on multiple platforms, purchase the asset for each target platform you intend to build your apps and games for.
The price of the asset is $100 per target platform (VAT inclusive).
VLC for Unity - Windows Desktop Classic
VLC for Unity - UWP (Win10+, Xbox and HoloLens)
We are always working on adding more platform support, feel free to reach out if you would like chat or express interests.
Upon completing your purchase, you will receive secure download instructions by email from Paddle.
Here is what is included with your purchase:
The Unity Asset Store deprecated our assets for licensing reasons. We are currently working with Unity on getting the asset back on their store soon. The asset listed here is the same project and team than the one previously listed on the Unity Store.
We distribute the VLC for Unity assets through our own Store now, here on videolabs.io.
If you purchased the asset previously on the Unity Store, you can email us with your Unity invoice at unity@videolabs.io, and we will provide you with access to the latest builds for the platform you already purchased.
The first best step is to create an issue on our gitlab issue tracker, using an issue template to help us reproduce. This will start the conversation on the issue and help assess its nature and complexity.
No. The only difference between the free and paid version is the presence or absence of the Videolabs watermark. So if you think you may have found a bug, create an issue on our gitlab to let us know.
Videolabs provides a 14 days money back guarantee on all VLC for Unity purchases. Consider testing your use case using the Free Trial version below before making your purchase to make sure first. Please contact us at unity@videolabs.io
We offer a free trial version of the Unity plugin for download that you can try out before your purchase. The only difference from the Unity Store build is that it contains a videolabs.io watermark picture on the video frame. Other than this, you can try every feature of the plugin without any limitation!