It looks to me like, as with many open source/freeware tools/programs, they are relying on charitable third parties and non-profits to host their files/downloads for them.
That said, using IE (just to make sure it wasn't blocked and because its built in download manager allows one to easily grab the direct URL for files being downloaded) I just downloaded 2 versions of VLC direct from VLC's website (assuming it is the 32 bit ZIP package/portable version and the 64 bit installer (why no 64 bit ZIP/portable version VideoLAN, come on man ) and here are the URLs where the actual downloads came from: It gives users more flexibility and format support than most other players and stays on the cutting edge in terms of features.Yep, based on the URL it looks like a CDN/hosting provider being used by VLC/VideoLAN much like what Malwarebytes themselves and many other software vendors use for example: VLC Media Player (64-bit) has consistently been one of the most popular video players for years, and that isn't changing anytime soon. The standard version of the program covers most of the bases you need, though. The app supports extensions and add-ons from all over the Web if you can find them. It even lets you create playlists on the fly and edit them from inside the app. VLC Media Player (64-bit) lets you add audio and video effects as you're watching a video for extra fun - and supports more playlist formats for easy, hands-free viewing.
It gives you plenty of screen real estate by placing all of the buttons on its menu at the bottom and making them small enough to be ignored. The basic version of the program is anything but, featuring playlist and streaming support in addition to the ability to play just about any video on your PC. In addition to being a universal media player, this app is open source, which means you can find people who create new add-ons and builds for it, as well as create your own version. It's more than enough to be the only video player you'll ever need on your computer. There aren't many videos this app can't play and play amazingly well. VLC Media Player (64-bit) is a favorite of many video watchers thanks to abundant format support, style, and customization options.
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