IE freeze up : If you are not seeing 100% processor usage then this is a different issue which needs to be fixed. Do you get the same problem in Firefox ?
Login problem : Not really sure what is causing this, but the module has nothing to do with the Moodle login stuff so there isn't much I can do about this.
Video file problem : Sounds like you have a problem with the media file you are trying to play. Windows Media Player can't normally play .rm files at all, so if it's playing in Windows Media Player and not Real then the it seems to me that the file you have isn't a Real Player .rm file, but something else with the wrong file extension. Unfortunately this is all beyond the scope of the AutoView module, so there is nothing I can do about it except to suggest that you test the video files with the relevant players before uploading them to Moodle.
Save position problem : Does this happen only with windows media player ? I have this problem too, I think it's a deliberate design choice on the part of Microsoft, when you click a link on the same page as the windows media player plugin, the plugin stops playing. So far I've not found any way of bypassing this behaviour. Real Player and Quicktime do not have this problem. I did once try putting the Windows Media player plugin inside it's own IFRAME tag to get around this but it made no difference.
Login problem : Not really sure what is causing this, but the module has nothing to do with the Moodle login stuff so there isn't much I can do about this.
Video file problem : Sounds like you have a problem with the media file you are trying to play. Windows Media Player can't normally play .rm files at all, so if it's playing in Windows Media Player and not Real then the it seems to me that the file you have isn't a Real Player .rm file, but something else with the wrong file extension. Unfortunately this is all beyond the scope of the AutoView module, so there is nothing I can do about it except to suggest that you test the video files with the relevant players before uploading them to Moodle.
Save position problem : Does this happen only with windows media player ? I have this problem too, I think it's a deliberate design choice on the part of Microsoft, when you click a link on the same page as the windows media player plugin, the plugin stops playing. So far I've not found any way of bypassing this behaviour. Real Player and Quicktime do not have this problem. I did once try putting the Windows Media player plugin inside it's own IFRAME tag to get around this but it made no difference.