ClipsID Player 1.4

Publisher review:
You can play FLV videos on your computer. These FLV videos are best suited for the web-publishing. Use this tool to play all your flv videos you have made using ClipsID Encoder. And this tool is totally FREE of cost.

This application can be installed only on Windows XP/ME/2000 currently. Minimum requirements are Pentium III with 256 MB RAM.

Setup is a self installable file with uninstallation routines integrated into it. The FLV player works with the core flash player from Adobe/Macromedia and all the copyrights related to the internal player code belongs to them.

We have a fully dedicated online support forum to answer your queries regarding this product. Please log on to www.clipsid.com for more info regarding this product.
Requirements:
Pentium IIO, 256 Mb RAM, 50 MB HDD

Operating system:
Win98,Windows2000,WinXP,Windows2003

Release notes:
Beta

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