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I'd like to play Flash video or "FLV" files in Windows Media Player. I've done this before using codec packs like K-Lite and CCCP, but I've found they cause too many problems and I'd really like to avoid these.
I've also seen PlayFLV, but this pre-dates Flash support for H.264 and that's kinda required these days.
So are there other codec options available? Ideally there would also be thumbnail support with the codec.
NB: Using another video player is not an option to me -- I like WMP, I just want to know the best codec for the job.
1I know I'll need to install a codec, but which one is best is the idea of the question. Also, I really don't like VLC -- I've had way to many stability issues with it over the years, the UI is ugly, and the default video scaling technique doesn't even do smoothing. – スーパーファミコン – 2009-07-24T01:52:02.600
1If VLC isn't your cup of tea, try MPC - Media Player Classic. It has all the functionality of VLC in the old WMP skin. – Andrew Scagnelli – 2009-07-24T02:15:51.217
I've used that too -- the interface is also ugly as sin, and just like VLC it doesn't support my media keys. I like WMP, switching to another player is not an option. – スーパーファミコン – 2009-07-24T02:19:47.280