Convert MOV to FLV

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MOV vs FLV Format Comparison

Aspect	MOV (Source Format)	FLV (Target Format)
Format Overview	MOV QuickTime Movie Apple QuickTime container supporting multiple codecs and tracks, widely used in professional editing. QuickTime	FLV Flash Video Adobe Flash container designed for web streaming and interactive video content. FLV
Container/Codecs	Supports H.264, ProRes, HEVC, and various audio codecs in a QuickTime container.	Primarily H.264 or Sorenson Spark video with MP3 or AAC audio in Flash container.
Compression	Variable: from efficient H.264 to high-quality ProRes, balancing size and quality.	Optimized for streaming with moderate compression to balance quality and bandwidth.
Quality	High potential quality depending on chosen codec and settings.	Good web quality; limits resolution and bitrate for smooth streaming.
File Size	Medium to large (10–100+ MB per minute) based on codec.	Small to medium (5–50 MB per minute) optimized for web delivery.
Compatibility	Native on macOS/iOS and QuickTime Player; supported in editing suites.	Supported in Flash Player and some legacy web environments; limited native support.
Streaming Support	Supports progressive download and HTTP streaming.	Designed for Flash streaming protocols like RTMP for low-latency web playback.
Use Cases	Professional editing workflows High-definition archiving	Web video streaming Interactive Flash content Legacy web platforms
Advantages	High-quality codec support Multiple track support	Optimized for web delivery Low-latency streaming
Disadvantages	Large file sizes for high-quality codecs Less suitable for streaming	Requires Flash Player Limited device support
Tooling & Ecosystem	Final Cut Pro Adobe Premiere Pro QuickTime Pro	Adobe Flash Media Encoder FFmpeg
Metadata Support	Extensive metadata including timecodes, chapters, and tags.	Minimal metadata: basic titles and timestamps.

Why Convert MOV to FLV?

Converting MOV to FLV ensures your videos are optimized for web streaming and legacy Flash environments.

Our converter uses FFmpeg to transcode high-quality QuickTime streams into FLV containers, ensuring smooth playback with minimal buffering.

FLV remains a staple for older web platforms and interactive content, making it perfect for embedding in Flash-based websites.