FLV Extract is one of the simplest programs you will ever find for extracting audio and video from a FLV file.
The program does not have an installation package. Since it is a portable product, your Windows registry entries remain unchanged. Furthermore, you can place FLV Extract on an external device, like a USB flash drive, and run the executable file from there.
The user interface of FLV Extract consists of a single, small window that is always on top of other applications. First you have to select what you want to extract (video, timecodes, audio), and then drag and drop the FLV file in the interface.
The task is automatically performed, without you having to confirm anything. Output files are placed in the same directory as the source file.
The video file (that has no sound) is AVI, the audio file is MP3, and the timecodes are listed in a TXT document. All of them have the same name as the source file.
Once the task is completed, you can view some information in the status window (file, true frame rate, average frame rate, warning or error), and you can copy this data to the clipboard. If the files already exist in the source directory, FLV Extract asks for your permission to overwrite them.
The program does not come with a help file (not like it would be anything that needs explanation), but what it doesn't tell you is the fact that you can add several files at once (i.e. batch extraction), and that FLV Extract also works on a FLV file that you are currently playing.
In conclusion, FLV Extract may not be a sophisticated tool, but it is ultra fast, portable, demands minimum memory usage, and it does not freeze or crash. We definitely recommend it to users who appreciate a straightforward software that focuses on functionality, not on the interface.
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