The new software hasn’t been beta tested and brings two important security updates that may have been actively exploited. While the issue was fixed for 3.0.14, we can't rely on that fix for people who've installed 3.0.12 already.While Apple continues beta testing of macOS 12 Monterey, a new macOS Big Sur update has landed for all Mac users with 11.6. The issue was introduced in 3.0.12, but it didn't become obvious until we started rolling out 3.0.13.
However and unfortunately, for this particular update, a few additional tedious (if not painful) steps will be necessary.
This usually would be fairly straightforward, a prompt would appear informing you that an update is available, you click download and install, and that would be the end of it. On May 10 th 2021, the VideoLAN organization released VLC 3.0.13, and enabled auto updates. It will be named «vlc-3.0.14-win32.exe» or «vlc-3.0.14-win64.exe» respectively depending on whether you're using a 32bit or 64bit version of Windows. If you already ran the updater and it downloaded the installer, you can run it manually by opening a file explorer (Windows key + E, or just click the explorer icon) and enter %TEMP% as the location. You can find details instructions on how to do so here In order to update to 3.0.14, you will need to go to to download and install VLC manually. This is bad and we would like to apologize for this. This notice applies to VLC 3.0.13 and VLC 3.0.12 users.ĭue to a mistake introduced in the automatic updater code, updates will be downloaded, verified for integrity, but will not be installed. - versions 3.0.11 and earlier should update automatically to 3.0.14.- versions 3.0.12 to 3.0.13 are not able to update automatically anymore, and will require user action.A bug in the auto updater will prevent Windows users to automatically update This is only relevant to Windows users Short version:
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