I installed the Windows version (I’m running Parallels on my Mac), but when I try to stream a channel, nothing appears in VLC. It’s the latest version of VLC and my Mac has an M3 chip.
I think this is a question for @senke7su, but why don’t you just use the Mac version?
as @wysiwyggin mentioned, I would definitely encourage using the Mac version of the app (also needs VLC installed on the Mac).
Usually when people get blank screen it’s because they have the 32-bit version of VLC installed instead of 64-bit. But I have no idea what you’re using in Parallels. Do you have x64 Windows or ARM Windows? And does the VLC version also match? Lots of complications, native Mac version would be much easier 
@senke7su When I start to install on Windows it flags as Unknown Publisher. Also, it looks like the source code is not open source where we can verity to ensure not harmful to our computer. Any way you can make it a open source code so that we can install it as trusted software? Thank you in advance!
When I start to install on Windows it flags as Unknown Publisher. Also, it looks like the source code is not open source where we can verity to ensure not harmful to our computer. Any way you can make it a open source code so that we can install it as trusted software? Thank you in advance!
When I start to install on Windows it flags as Unknown Publisher. Also, it looks like the source code is not open source where we can verity to ensure not harmful to our computer. Any way you can make it a open source code so that we can install it as trusted software? Thank you in advance!