Access image files in .flv

I have a .flv file that has several images in it. However, I do not have the original images.
There is an image in the .flv file that is a transparent image. How am I able to copy and paste it or do whatever I can to transfer it to photoshop so that I can save it as a transparent image?
It appears there is no way to do this. It looks like I must have the original images in a .flv.

Sorry about that. For some reason I missed the transparency part of your original question. I just tried the same thing you have been trying to do with bringing the .png file into photoshop with the transparency from flash and no luck. If the image shape you are trying to get into photoshop isn't too complex... you could knock out the background in photoshop. If you want to send me your photoshop file that needs to have the background transparent... glad to help you out with this. I won't be able to get to it today. I'm drowning in work.
Best,
Mark

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