support in windows 10 for .flv files?

DeaconFrost said:

I would agree. The OP asked for native support, so I went with an answer that didn't involve software. VLC would give a better playback experience, and you can't beat the price (free).

But... Internet Explorer won't play FLV natively. You still have to install Adobe Flash player. Unless it has changed since the last time I tried it, which has probably been a couple years, so it might have changed.

Just like Breaking Bad Ultra HD 4k, 1 episode is 18GB

I hear about this, but I have tested a Trailer BD for professionel use - Demo Play in electronic stores.

I use the Ant.com Toolbar add-in for Firefox to download and play .flv files such as found on YouTube.

MPC-HC is much better tho, vlc gets choppy but mpc-hc doesnt

NavyLCDR said:

But... Internet Explorer won't play FLV natively. You still have to install Adobe Flash player. Unless it has changed since the last time I tried it, which has probably been a couple years, so it might have changed.

I agree, but Flash Player is a necessary component, unfortunately. You can try running without it, but sooner or later, you'll need it.

tcman50 said:

Windows 7 and 8 I don't believe had native support for .flv video files, does windows 10 and if not what is the best way to achieve this?

TC

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