that sounds like a possible solution but i'm not sure what the exact script i would need to enter is, if anyone has any suggestions please let me know

I have the same question, Zoom is listed for support in the documentation, and you can even change the caching in the JoomSEF configuration, but it is not listed as an installed extension on the JoomSEF main section. At this point JoomSEF simply numerically orders all of my Zoom Media, without adding the category. Do I need to enable show section is settings? Is there something else I'm missing? Or is Zoom support not fully implemented yet, as the extension is not listed with the other extensions on Artio's extensions page?

On top of the mysterious 404's that are appearing on my sitemap, 404 Redirect is not working for them properly either.

Installation went through, i added rd add php mambot and published it, and i added the mambot script into the default 404 page.404 Redirect seems to be functioning correctly for urls i try, and on the backend is making logs.

If I type a random url that does not exist, ex: www.newgengamers.com/zzzz 404 redirect takes over as it should. However if i click one of the false 404 links that are appearing in my sitemap, it brings up an error on the browser saying:

The page isn't redirecting properly

Firefox has detected that the server is redirecting the request for this address in a way that will never complete.

Further proof that those 404's don't exist and shouldn't be appearing in my sitemap. I don't get why Joomap is putting them there, and they only appeared once i installed Joomsef.

Thank you for the great component, all of my content is loading up properly, and joomsef is working well.

My only problem at this point is that when I go to my Joomap sitemap there are 404 pages listed in with my other content. I can't figure out where these came from. There are no categories or items where it is listing the 404's, and the only thing i could figure out to do was try deleting the 404's with Joomsef's view/edit sef urls from the Joomsef backend, but this didn't resolve the problem. I also tried deleting the menu items, recreating them and readding submenus/categories, this fixed some, and added more 404's for some. Any help with this would be very much appreciated because I don't know what it thinks these items are, or how to get rid of them. See for yourself at www.newgengamers.com/sitemap/index.php (with my nice Joomsef url :))

I was having the same .htaccess problems with 404 errors. I copied and pasted XimTuS .htaccess solution, and now it works perfectly.
The install for this was rather confusing, but once you get it up and running it's very nice. See for yourself at www.newgengamers.com