FLV is a video format commonly used for streaming videos over the web. It’s supported by Adobe Flash Player and offers high compression rates, making it ideal for online video content. FLV files are used by many video-sharing platforms but are less commonly supported by modern devices compared to MP4.
WMA is a digital audio format developed by Microsoft, primarily used for music and audio streaming. It offers high compression while maintaining good sound quality. WMA files are supported by Windows-based devices and media players, but are less compatible with other operating systems compared to MP3.