.FLV

📌 An .FLV format item can be recognized as a video-clip stored in the Adobe Flash Video (FLV) technical schema. Essentially, it holds and maintains metadata packets, synchronized video and audio data streaming resources (encoded identically to the basic Flash-oriented .SWF standard) and a short header section. The .FLV technical principle and logic were introduced to the audience in 2003, right after the deployment of Adobe Flash Player 7 generation. Natively, it is mainly employed by Adobe Flash Player suite for sharing and transferring high-quality video programs, such as TV-shows, series and movies online. Nevertheless, in accordance with freeware open license clauses, the format is broadly supported by multiple non Macromedia/Adobe media packages.

How to open an .FLV file?

📌 .FLV content can be easily and flexibly reproduced, projected and opened by various video-players, widely affordable on the software market. At the actual moment of time, the .FLV file items can be opened and reproduced by VLC, Media Player Classic, GOM Player, RealPlayer, Elmedia Player, and other appropriate toolkits. Besides, you may assemble and adjust the .FLV clips composition via Adobe Animate suite, natively oriented on processing data items timeline and schema. In other proper cases, you may convert the .FLV clips into other extension types with Xilisoft Video Converter Ultimate, HandBrake, RealTimes Video Maker on both desktop and mobile system editions. The technology is accessible for reviewing and editing on Android and iOS platforms as well.