Convert zvr to wav/mp3/ogg

hi!
i have a digital voice recorder which records to *.zvr-files. i installed gstreamer0.10-plugins to have all plugins available, but it doesn't seem that any gstreamer-plugin can handle this files.
is there a way to convert *.zvr files to wav, mp3, ogg or to another common audio-format?
i already tried the windows-software delivered with the voice recorder. the software works, it plays the zvr-files. but if i use it's function to convert zvr to wav it just creates a *.wav file of 480 bytes which doesn't work.
there's another conerter for windows: http://www.free-codecs.com/download/ZVR_Converter.htm
it produces the same useless, tiny *.wav files like the voice-recorder-software.
any ideas?
btw: it's a (philips voice tracer 7655)

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