I have come across a site that takes your Zune Card user ID and then makes an image of your ZuneCard so you can put it on other sites that don't support flash. It updates the image every half an hour with the music you're listening to.
Here is an example of my Zune Card image:
Want to know how to do this? Simply type in the following url:
http://card.mygamercard.net/apps/zune/YOURZUNEID.png
Change YOURZUNEID to your Zune ID. Mine is Nathan Anderson. When there is a space in your ID, just put a plus sign in it's place, so mine would turn into Nathan+Anderson so my final Image would show up at:
http://card.mygamercard.net/apps/zune/Nathan+Anderson.png
Embed this image in any site and it updates every half an hour. Hope you like it!
Alright, the credit to this goes to ZuneBoards.com, but I HAD to make a post about it because it's such a nice hack. This will actually let you change your background image for the software to whatever you want right within the Zune software. The following is a quote from Zuneboards.com:
"Custom Zune Background Hack v1.0
Download location here:
http://zune.jajuka.com/CustomBackground.exe
Authors: Berdon Magnus, Nurta
Description:
That's right folks, customize your Zune software however you want with this great release. This was a collaborative effort between Nurta and myself, it will allow you to change your Zune software background directly inside the Zune software.
Installation Instructions
Did you know that pressing and holding the play/pause button will not turn off your Zune? There are different key combinations you can use to do different kinds of things with your zune that you may not know of. So, here's a list of them:
If you want to save on battery life, it is recommended that you turn off the Zune when you're not going to use it for a while.
There IS a way to convert Youtube videos to a format that is compatible with the Zune. It involves using Zamzar.com. Just find the youtube url, go to zamzar.com and paste it. Choose to convert the file to .mp4 or ipod and they will email a link to you to download it once it's uploaded to their server. Click the link in the email, click the download button, and you got your video all ready to drag into your Zune software for syncing. It's easy and fast.
If you're a visual learner like me, I have an executable video file with a readme. You don't need any external software to load the file, just double click and it will open. Here's the link for the zip file: Click Here.
If you have any questions, feel free to post in the forums as a guest and I'll guarantee a quick response.