I am using Windows Vista on both a laptop and desktop computer with IE7. I downloaded the most recent beta of ZuneIEPlugin that I could find and installed it. When I try to use it, the program downloads the .flv file, but then does not properly create the .wmv file. All I get is a 0 byte .wmv file and the .flv file gets erased. I tried downloading the most recent ffdshow files and installing those, but now I get an error during the conversion that says "Flvtowmv.exe stopped. cannot convert filename.flv to filename.wmv".
Aside from fixing this error, I'd like to suggest several things. First, some way of indicating the progress of the download and conversion. This process can take several minutes and it would be very helpful to give the user some feedback. Second, when the IE version gets completed, it would be nice to have a Firefox plugin that does the same thing. IE7 is a big improvement over previos versions, but many people have switched to using Firefox.
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I am using Windows Vista on both a laptop and desktop computer with IE7. I downloaded the most recent beta of ZuneIEPlugin that I could find and installed it. When I try to use it, the program downloads the .flv file, but then does not properly create the .wmv file. All I get is a 0 byte .wmv file and the .flv file gets erased. I tried downloading the most recent ffdshow files and installing those, but now I get an error during the conversion that says "Flvtowmv.exe stopped. cannot convert filename.flv to filename.wmv".
Aside from fixing this error, I'd like to suggest several things. First, some way of indicating the progress of the download and conversion. This process can take several minutes and it would be very helpful to give the user some feedback. Second, when the IE version gets completed, it would be nice to have a Firefox plugin that does the same thing. IE7 is a big improvement over previos versions, but many people have switched to using Firefox.