Any FLV files with Nellymoser audio are required

Hi,
I'm writing a converter of FLV with Nellymoser audio into MP3
format.
I've tested it with NM audio of 8 kHz, but I need yet to test
it with
audio of higher sampling rates (like 11 kHz, 22 kHz and 44
kHz).
Could anybody help me with a small sample of FLV file,
encoded with
Nellymoser audio with a sampling rate higher than 8 kHz?
Thanks in advance.

I just found the problem. Even though my Perian SAID it was up to date, it was only at 1.1.1. My old system that worked correctly still had Perian 1.1.3. I copied that component over and it works fine with the problematic FLV files.
Find it at:
(user folder):Library:QuickTime:Perian.component

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