Working with flash videos .flv format

I got a bunch of .flv flash videos that I have to use (And archive first).
The only program I found that display those files are
- Adobe Media Player and
- VLC
I would rather be able to import them in iView Media pro to tag them first but since I cannot import them into iMovie09 either I ask here.
What should I do?
- bulk convert them first so that iView Media pro (and iMovie) would import them?
Thanks for your creative ideas
gfisch

I have the same issue. Everything works great in Flash 7 and
8. I am playing .flv files from a different spot in the server and
I am calling them from a swf file.
In Flash 9 the file won't play. Here is my sample file:
http://ce.byu.edu/cw/yase/.
The quick fix security.allowDomain("*"); has no impact on this
call. I am using my_video.attachVideo(stream_ns); to load the
video.
I have changed the mime type in another server, restarted and
I have the same problem. Any help would be great!
Kevin

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merci a tous pour les nombreuses réponse. j'ai dû mal a les lire vue que je ne lit que le français. je vous remercié encore une fois amicalement. Blanchette 2.
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