FLV to AVI converter

FLV stands for Flash Video, and is a container file format used for delivering online video content in the Adobe Flash Player software. FLV files usually contain video data encoded with the Adobe Flash Video (FLV) codec and audio data encoded with either the MP3 or AAC codec.

The FLV file format is widely used for streaming online video content, and can contain metadata such as title, author, copyright, description, video creation date, and so on. Although FLV files are considered a legacy file format, they're still widely supported by many multimedia players, web browsers, and mobile devices.

AVI, or Audio Video Interleave, is a common video file format developed by Microsoft. It is used to store Digital video footage with an accompanying audio track. The AVI file format is often used for playing movies and other types of video content. AVI files are stored in a specific container format that contains both audio and video data compressed with a variety of Bytewise or Bitwise codecs.

AVI files come with a variety of options such as several audio and video compression formats and can include attributes such as adjusting the playback speed of the video. These files are encoded in such a way that they have suitable compatibility across different platforms, allowing them to be played back on most devices without any loss of quality.