Free Standalone Flash Video (FLV) Players
Desktop FLV players for local and streaming Flash video
Free Standalone Flash Video (FLV) Players
These free standalone Flash video players allow you to play FLV or Flash video files or even streaming video directly, without having to use your browser. They are handy for viewing a saved video file on your computer. They are especially helpful when you are developing your own video (you don't need to write a web page just so you can load the video in a browser to test). Standalone desktop players are available for many operating systems, including Windows, Mac OS X and Linux.
Note that some of the fully-featured video players listed on the Free Movie and Video Playing Software page also have built-in native support for playing FLV files.
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Free Standalone Flash Video (FLV) Players
- Applian Free FLV Player (Windows)
This free Windows FLV player can zoom your videos at 50%, 100%, 200% and fullscreen, play local files as well as URLs and streams, supports dragging and dropping of multiple files, and is able to save your screen position and audio settings for the next launch. (Scroll down and click the "Free FLV Player" link under the "Downloads" section to get the free player.)
- FLV Player (Windows)
FLV Player is a standalone Flash video player for Windows 2000, XP and Vista. It features support for local Flash files as well as streaming video content. You can also maximize your video to fullscreen mode if you wish.
- Wimpy Desktop FLV Player (Windows, Mac OS X)
Wimpy Desktop FLV Player is a standalone (desktop) Flash video player for Windows and Mac OS X.
- GNASH - GNU Flash Movie Player (Windows, Linux, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, etc)
GNASH is a standalone player, licensed under the GNU General Public License, that allows you to play flash movies. Unlike most of the other movie players, it does not use any proprietary code (like Adobe's Flash implementation),
and supports many SWF v7 features. It also handles streaming video. Supported systems include Windows, numerous Linux distributions such as Debian and Ubuntu, BSD systems like FreeBSD and OpenBSD, etc. Source code is provided.
- Swiff Player (Windows)
Swiff Player is a free stand-alone player for Flash movies. It supports full screen mode, access to information about the Flash movie file (like frame rate and dimensions), features OpenGL hardware acceleration, etc. Supported platforms include Windows 2000, XP and Vista.
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