WMV to FLV converter

WMV stands for Windows Media Video and is an audio and video codec from Microsoft. It was developed in 1999, by the Windows Media team to provide encoding with smaller size, improved quality, and better performance.

WMV files are compressed video files that allow streaming over the Internet, while still maintaining a high degree of video quality. It supports both video and audio, up to 4K resolution at 60fps, and encoding soundtracks with WMA or AAC formats.

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.