This. It's pants. Forever updating the cache with me, it crashes when a movie finishes... it tries to muscle in on every media file on the system... lol I hate VLC. What's with the crappy cone icons too? Time for an update, redesign anyone? Weak.

That site is on the third page of a google search for "vlc". The official download is the first four results. You're googling wrong.

Good [censored] god. How do you even manage to screw up googling?

*points to OP username*

Any more questions?

it was on the 1st oage for me :/ not my fault google gave me that one 1st

Yep, it's all google's fault :rolleyes:

1. You didn't click the link revolutionfilms gave you

and

2. either:

a - you typed in VLC player wrong into google

b - you have an existing infection and/or using a proxy service that is filtering your Google results.

i think my google filter is on moderate should i turn it off ?

Google would NOT filter out the 100% reputable results. your google settings have nothing to do with this. Your mispelling and/or infection/use of a proxy service does

whats a proxie?

prior to downloading VLC i know my comp didnt have a virus (as it was resently re formatted (A.K.A "Nuked" and nothing was downloaded untill yesterday)

Judging from the fact you just spelt "proxy" as "proxie" despite me having just spelt it correctly in my post makes me believe your inability to spell is the fault

That said, a proxy service is any service that redirects your traffic through another party.

and you lost me there.... so what does that mean ?

ok today i turned on my computer and VLC was gone :/ my mom prob saw icon on desktop and uninstalled it soo

what is the official site and once its installed wheres it located so i can put it in the games tab (my mom is basically against games so she will never look there )

Edit: found it was teh second link on google

and apparently the 1st link i clicked was in an ad box :/ before google updated was alot easier to tell the ad links apart from the searched links :/

The official site is www.videolan.org/

At some point in the installation process, it should ask you to at least confirm the installation location (with an obvious option to change it). The default, I expect, is C:\\Program Files\VLC\ (though I don't know how much variation there is in the recent versions of Windows). Simply pay attention to each step the installer goes through, and you should be golden .

Just read through this thread. Isn't it obvious? :rolleyes: