Iweb-inspector causes it to "not respond"

Everytime I open iweb, and i try to use the inspector, the app freezes. I click the inspector tab and the app continues to be "not responding"
Any fix for this except the flip4mac plug-in that fixes the avi problem?

I simply had to upgrade my OS.

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