hello monks
i have created a very basic youtube downloader

#!/usr/bin/perl
use WWW::YouTube::Download;

my $client = WWW::YouTube::Download->new;

my $video_id='http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q1wK0r51ARs';
my $video_url = $client->get_video_url($video_id);
my $suffix    = $client->get_suffix($video_id);
my $title     = $client->get_title($video_id);

print "Downloading video $title\n";

$client->download($video_id, {
      filename => 'vedios//{title}.{suffix}', # maybe `video_title.mp4
+`
  });

print "Download Complete\n";
exit;

[download]

i want to add following features to it.
1. add a progress bar window
2. allow user to download multiple videos
3. and in the end i want to make it a setup which will install my application on a machine which doesnt have perl and the modules which i am using in the application. i am a newbie and dont know how to convert perl code to the setup

please suggest me how shall i work on this and also which are the best modules suited for this task
THANKS IN ADVANCE

In reply to WWW::YouTube::Download progress bar,multi-threading and installer? by ansh batra

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