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FLV files and N73 problem...

3 replies · 10,994 views · Started 03 April 2009

I have a Nokia N73 Music Edition.

I have downloaded ''flashlite2_1_symbian_s60v3.sis'' from the Adobe web site to enable the viewing of .FLV files, and have Bluetoothed it to my phone. It installed fine.

When I Bluetooth an .FLV file to the phone and try to open it I get the message ''unknown file format''?!?

Any ideas why I cannot view the .FLV file? (The original Flash Player that came preinstalled on the phone is still in the applications folder - the new version is also there as a separate application - it didn't overwrite/update the original).

I noticed there was a Flash Lite 3 version on Adobe - should I have downloaded that version instead?

Thanks

pls I av d same problem as stated above I cant play flv videos after downloadin flv player for my n73 even d swf flash player dat comes wit d fone is not functioning UNKNOWN FILE FORMAT OR FILE NOT SUPPORTED

The N73 comes with Flash Lite v1.1.

Flash Lite v1.1 does not support Flash Video (.flv).

It was added only in Flash Lite v3.0 (and in between there was already FL v2.0, and v2.1, and latest is FL v3.1).

So, find a converter that converts .flv video to a format your N73 supports, or change to a newer phone, or forget about watching those videos on your phone.

There is a software named "Mobitubia" specially for .flv files. Please download it and enjoy. If any problem happens to this formatted files, just convert the .flv files to .flv format again and play once again the formatted file. It will work sure.