The VLC Media Player works great. In looking it over and doing some more research on it, I also found a reference to another tool (Avidemux) that helped me fix two FLVs with their audio tracks out of sync: http://www.ehow.com/how_7201935_synchronize-flv-audio-video.html .
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Hi,
I really like VLC Media Player - it seems to play everything. And, it's free...
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The VLC Media Player works great. In looking it over and doing some more research on it, I also found a reference to another tool (Avidemux) that helped me fix two FLVs with their audio tracks out of sync: http://www.ehow.com/how_7201935_synchronize-flv-audio-video.html .
and I will try that one - thanks!
You could also try Shark Codecs and then your default player (Window Media player, etc) would play them.
I've been using it for a few years w/ no prob.
http://shark007.net/
VLC is another great alternative.
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