Linux.com: VLC Beyond the Basics

"VideoLAN's VLC is a cross-platform media player with a simple interface that doesn't require a degree in rocket science to operate. That doesn't mean, however, that VLC is a simplistic application: it has a few tricks up its sleeve that can significantly extend its functionality and enhance your user experience. Here are a couple of VLC's nifty features you might want to try.

"Like any player software worth its salt, VLC supports skins, so you can easily customize its appearance by installing additional skin packages. VLC's official Web site offers a few ready-made skins, but if none of them tickle your fancy, you'll be pleased to know that VLC also supports Winamp2 and XMMS skins..."

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