XnView Software

If gspot says that the same codec is being used in both, then it's very unlikely to be some other codec interfering.
When you're playing an flv file, a new icon should appear in your tray (by the clock), it should have an F on it. Right click that and choose "ffdshow video decoder". Now at the ...

more info since my last post......
Tried a different computer running the same , latest version of WMP (11). Plays flv correctly. So, I assume (?) some program has installed a codec in the first computer that is the proble, how to find it and delete it? BTW, Gspot shows the same codec forthe same ...

ckit wrote:Load the FLV into GSpot and will tell you what renders the video and audio streams.

ckit, thank you, still need more help. Loaded Gspot. says i have 257 codecs. An flv file says codec FLV4/VP62 Name Flash/On2VP6 Status: codec Status Undetermined ... Now what?

ckit wrote:You would need to know what codec the players were using before you install ed the codec pack that fixed this, my guess is either VP6 or Nero's codecs.

How do I determine which codecs are installed or being used by the different players? I do have nero installed.

K-lite codecs fixed flv upside down, but I was getting error messages trying to [lay wmv's occaisionally, so I restored my system to previous configuration and started over.

Is any of this a clue......
Windows media player, MP classic and Zoomplayer all play flv upside down (and reversed). GOM ...

When previewing a video file, is there a way to have it continuously loop instead of playing just once?

I installed the K-Lite codecs and that fixed it.

I just installed XnView.

It plays .flv flash videos but they are upside down. Is there any way to fix this. (Other video formats are OK).