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FLV (Flash Video) FLV (Flash Video) was the dominant web video format before HTML5, used by early YouTube, Hulu, and nearly every video-sharing site. While Flash itself is discontinued, billions of FLV recordings still exist in archives and content libraries. Because of FLV's acceptable quality, Blazescribe delivers reliable results, especially when the original recording has clear speech.

Blazescribe supports FLV files up to 1 GB. FLV files are typically compact — aggressive compression, typically 2-3 MB per minute. Because of their compact size, most FLV files upload in seconds.

FLV is commonly used for archived web videos, legacy YouTube downloads, Flash-era recordings. Transcribing these recordings lets you search through hours of content by keyword, create written summaries, generate subtitles, or repurpose the content for blogs and social media.

If you have archived FLV files from the Flash era, Blazescribe can process them directly. Audio quality in older FLV files may be low, so expect slightly lower accuracy on very old recordings. Additionally, clear speech with minimal background noise always produces the best results, regardless of file format.

Yes. After Blazescribe transcribes your FLV file, you can export the transcript as SRT or VTT subtitle files with accurate timestamps. These subtitle files can be uploaded directly back to your video platform or embedded into the FLV file using video editing software.