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Hi<br />
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I want to play a flash video on my site<br />
The flash file can either be produced as a .SLF output or a .FLV output<br />
Once the video is produced it shows the files in one of the following two folders<br />
I am not sure which of these files to use and how to achieve this.<br />
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Hi

I want to play a flash video on my site
The flash file can either be produced as a .SLF output or a .FLV output
Once the video is produced it shows the files in one of the following two folders
I am not sure which of these files to use and how to achieve this.




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