Any new update for vlc library for android studio

Yes, there are regular updates to the VLC library for Android. Here are some recent updates:

VLC for Android 3.5.0 (released in March 2022):

• Improved performance and stability
• Support for Android 12 and 13
• New audio filters: equalizer, bass boost, and treble boost
• Improved video filters: chroma keying, color correction, and more
• Support for more file formats, including AV1 and WebM
• Bug fixes and security updates

VLC for Android 3.4.0 (released in November 2021):

• Improved performance and stability
• Support for Android 11 and 12
• New audio filters: noise reduction and echo cancellation
• Improved video filters: color grading, contrast, and more
• Support for more file formats, including H.264 and H.265
• Bug fixes and security updates

VLC for Android 3.3.0 (released in July 2021):

• Improved performance and stability
• Support for Android 10 and 11
• New audio filters: reverb and spatial audio
• Improved video filters: chroma keying, color correction, and more
• Support for more file formats, including AV1 and WebM
• Bug fixes and security updates

VLC for Android 3.2.0 (released in March 2021):

• Improved performance and stability
• Support for Android 9 and 10
• New audio filters: equalizer and bass boost
• Improved video filters: color grading, contrast, and more
• Support for more file formats, including H.264 and H.265
• Bug fixes and security updates

To use the latest version of VLC in your Android Studio project, you can follow these steps:

1. Add the VLC for Android library to your project by adding the following dependency to your build.gradle file:

   implementation 'org.videolan.vlc:libvlc-android:3.5.0'

2. Update your project's Gradle files to use the latest version of the VLC library.
3. Import the VLC library into your Android project by adding the following line to your AndroidManifest.xml file:

   <uses-library android:name="org.videolan.vlc" android:required="true" />

4. Initialize the VLC library in your Android app by calling the VLCInstance class:

   VLCInstance vlcInstance = VLCInstance.create(this);

5. Use the VLC library to play media files, stream content, or perform other tasks.

Note that the VLC library is open-source, so you can also build and customize the library yourself if you need to.