FLV and M4A explained
FLV was the container behind Flash video, which dominated online video until browsers removed Flash support entirely at the end of 2020. Nothing plays FLV natively today.
M4A is an MP4 container holding only audio — usually AAC, sometimes Apple Lossless. The extension exists mainly so players know not to look for a video track.
- Where FLV files come from
- Video downloaded or archived from the web before roughly 2015.
- Where M4A is used
- iTunes purchases, Apple Music downloads, voice memos and audiobooks.