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FLV (Flash Video) is a video format developed by Adobe for use with Flash Player. It was once a standard for video streaming on the web, particularly on platforms like YouTube. FLV files offer relatively small file sizes and quick streaming, but Flash’s decline has made the format largely obsolete. FLV is still supported by some media players and can be converted to modern formats like MP4 for continued use. It is no longer recommended for new projects.

MP4 (MPEG-4 Part 14) is a widely used multimedia container format for video and audio. It supports high-quality video with relatively small file sizes, making it the standard for video streaming, downloads, and mobile playback. MP4 also supports subtitles, images, and metadata. It is compatible with nearly all devices and platforms. MP4’s balance of quality and compression has made it the most popular format for digital video distribution globally.