What is FLV?

FLV, or Flash Live Video file, is a preferred file format that is designed for web playback, offering high rates of compression to deliver video over the Internet using Adobe Flash Player.

What is WMV?
WMV, as a video file format, stands for Windows Media Video. It was developed and controlled by Microsoft. WMV is a generic name of Microsoft’s video encoding solutions and doesn’t necessarily define the technology that it uses. Since WMV7, Microsoft has used its own flavor of MPEG-4 video encoding technology. DivX video format is originally based on the WMV codec.

FLV to WMV Converter is a powerful flv converting tool. It can convert FLV to WMV automatically. Now, let’s start to use the new FLV to WMV Converter step-by-step .

Note: Apart from converting FLV files to WMV, this FLV to WMV  Converter can also convert FLV to AVI MPEG  3GP MP4 iPod Cell Phone PSP Zune MP4 player Creative Zen.

Step1: Free download FLV to WMV Converter and install in your computer.

Step2: Click the Add button, to select some FLV files you want to convert

it supports batch conversion, so you can convert many more FLV video files at one time. Click “Change” button to choose an output path for output files:

Note: When you finish select flv files, the intereface will be displayed like this:

Click “Profiles” combo-box to choose appropriate format accroding to your need as output file, In the output format option, click the down arrow, then choose wmv format as you want.

Click the “Convert “ button, FLV to WMV Converter shall start to work automatically.

After successful converting FLV to WMV ,  the converted WMV files shall be stored in the folder you have previously selected.

Ok, we have already finished the whole process of converting Flv files to WMV . Now, You can experience it for yourself. Just Free download and enjoy it.

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