Even though Winamp comes with a plug-in to support FLV (Flash Video) it doesn't work. AVI playback didn't seem to work out of the box either.
There is a fairly simple solution that involves installing a couple of little apps and turning off Winamp's default plug-in.
The link is here (on a winamp forum)
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