Flash Video converter is an intuitiveto use program which convert your favourite video files to FLV flash videos easily and quickly! FLV files can upload to your favourite streaming video page as YouTube, MySpace, Google video or any similar page. Watch your own videos anytime, anywhere from internet. It features superb video & audio quality and the fastest conversion techniques available on the market. Software also can helps you create your own www web page with video player and converted FLV video file. Very easy and user friendly interface.
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Flash Video converter 6.0.2
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| Requirements | Windows NT 4 SP 6/Windows 2003 SP 1/Windows XP AMD 64-bit/Windows XP 64-bit SP 1/Windows NT 4 SP 2/Windows 2000 SP 1/Windows 2003 64-bit/Windows 2003 AMD 64-bit/Windows XP 64-bit SP 2/Windows NT 4 SP 3/Windows 2000 SP 2/Windows Server 2003 x64 R2/Windows 2000/Windows 2003 64-bit SP 1/Windows Vista AMD 64-bit/Windows XP Itanium 64-bit/Windows NT 4 SP 4/Windows 2000 SP 3/Windows NT 4/Windows XP 32-bit/Windows XP SP 1/Windows Server 2003 x86 R2/Windows ME/Windows 2003 Itanium 64-bit/Windows NT 4 SP 5/Windows 2000 SP 4/Windows Vista 32-bit/Windows XP 64-bit/Windows NT 4 SP 1/Windows Server 2008 x64/Windows NT 3/Windows Server 2008 x86/Windows XP/Windows Server 2008/Windows 2003/Windows Vista Itanium 64-bit/Windows XP Itanium 64-bit SP 1/Windows 2003 32-bit/Windows XP Itanium 64-bit SP 2/Windows XP SP 2/Windows 95/Windows 98/Windows Vista/Windows NT/Windows 2003 Itanium 64-bit SP 1/Windows XP Pro | ||
| Downloads | 6 | Limitations | None |
| Publisher | Homevideopage | File Size | 4.5M |
| Date added | 03 Mar 2008 | ||
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