Zune Marketplace disappeared today

Can't help you with video transfer. I'm not sure I ever tried transferring videos to my Zunes, or not much, and not at all lately.

Update: as of a couple days ago (16th?) I can no longer download tracks to my PC using the Marketplace (I have Pass) and Zune software. I can play tracks that have been downloaded in the past, and I can sync Zunes and transfer tracks to my Zune.

As always, I'm never able to stream tracks using my Zune software.

I can log in without error. I can also log in, download and stream tracks using Groove app. And I can log in and stream music via the web, so I'm not sure what the problem is. I hope it clears up soon.

Good for you!

I just wish that they would've used WMP instead of re-inventing the wheel with the Zune.  I still can't transfer video to my Zune HD 32 anymore though.  Anyone have any tips?  I'll try a nuclear option at this point! :)

Well the service seems to be up and working again, just in the nick of time. February 4, my Zune Pass was due to renew at around $100 annual subscription. I'll keep hoping it last another year. I can download tracks and sync them with my various Zunes.

I think it's the end of the Marketplace for me. I've installed Zune software on a different Windows 7 PC. I found I can log in to my user account (before applying the FeaturesOverride hack that restores the Marketplace, see above). After I apply the hack, I can no longer log in, although the Marketplace tab appears and can be searched.

Then going back to the original PC, I temporarily changed the Marketplace DWord in the FeaturesOverride registry hack to 0 rather than 1, and now I can log into my user account, but the downloaded DRM music no longer shows any license information and of course the Marketplace is not accessible. With the Marketplace DWord setting of 1 restored, I can check the tracks' license rights and expiration dates, although I can't log in or download tracks. The expiration date, by the way, is Feb. 26, 2017 about a month from the last time I logged in. I see that there's a patch that Microsoft references at the following link that falls on Jan. 26, about the time my problems began:

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4000825/windows-10-and-windows-server-2016-update-history

My next step is to try to apply updates, I guess, but I've been purposely withholding them, as I understand the Anniversary Update will break Zune software as well. Seems that I'm being forced to update.

Is there anyone downloading music through Zune software anymore? I did up until a week ago, and have a Music Pass until Feb. 4. My Groove app has been hit-and-miss downloading tracks lately, too.

For at least two days, I've been unable to log into Zune software, with error "Can't sign in due to a temporary service error. Please try again later."

I'm stuck in the Sign In stay, which is usually automatic. I can sync purchased MP3s, but I can no longer move DRM files over to my Zune player.

It's possible it's just a repeat of the same problem described in my last post, now come to my new computer. It doesn't show any updates applied, however.

Or maybe it's more of this issue, reported further above by me:

As an original Zune customer, we appreciate you being a part of our music community from the start. As you know, we’ve continuously worked to evolve our music app and service, and with that evolution, some of our original licensing arrangements are expiring.

Our records show that you purchased music on Zune prior to 2012, so we’re writing to let you know thatas of March 12, 2017, we will no longer be issuing licenses to WMA-protected (DRM) tracks purchased prior to 2012. If you have not already obtained licenses for outstanding purchased DRM tracks, you will be unable to play WMA DRM files locally after March 11, 2017.

HELP! My annual subscription is about the renew for $99.90 and I don't want to be stuck without my Zune players. I'm going to move my PC to another network to make sure it's not related to my Internet connection. Groove just doesn't cut it.