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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.

OGV is a video format that uses the Ogg container and typically employs Theora for video compression. It is part of the free and open Ogg multimedia framework. OGV is often used in web applications where open-source licensing is a priority. While not as efficient as newer formats like MP4 or WEBM, it is still supported in many web contexts and browsers that prioritize open standards. OGV is useful for preserving digital freedom and compatibility with open tools.