Welcome to our collection of sample WMV (Windows Media Video) files. WMV is a compressed video file format developed by Microsoft, known for its compatibility with Windows platforms. These samples are perfect for developers working on Windows-based applications, video playback testing, and general multimedia projects.
Why Use Our Sample WMV Files?
- High compatibility with Windows operating systems and applications
- Efficient compression for smaller file sizes
- Suitable for streaming and downloadable content
- Ideal for testing Windows-specific video playback and processing
Available Sample WMV Files
1. Standard Definition Clip (sd-sample.wmv)
Size: 10 MB
Duration: 30 seconds
Resolution: 640×480 (SD)
Codec: WMV9
Description: A standard definition video clip for basic WMV playback testing.
2. High Definition Sample (hd-sample.wmv)
Size: 25 MB
Duration: 20 seconds
Resolution: 1280×720 (HD)
Codec: VC-1
Description: An HD video sample to test high-quality WMV playback and processing.
3. Screen Recording (screencast.wmv)
Size: 15 MB
Duration: 1 minute
Resolution: 1024×768
Codec: WMV9
Description: A screen recording sample, ideal for testing software demonstration videos.
4. Low Bitrate Video (low-bitrate.wmv)
Size: 5 MB
Duration: 2 minutes
Resolution: 320×240
Codec: WMV7
Description: A low bitrate video for testing WMV performance in bandwidth-constrained scenarios.
How to Use These Sample WMV Files
- Click the “Download” button next to your chosen file.
- Save the WMV file to your device.
- Open with Windows Media Player or other compatible video players.
- Use for testing playback, video processing, or Windows-based applications.
Note: These WMV files are free to use for testing and development. For commercial use, please check individual file descriptions or contact us.
FAQs About Sample WMV Files
Q: Can WMV files be played on non-Windows systems?
A: While primarily designed for Windows, many third-party media players on other operating systems can play WMV files with the right codecs installed.
Q: Is WMV still widely used?
A: While less common than formats like MP4, WMV is still used, especially in Windows-centric environments and for some streaming applications.