Can not run mplayer unpacking .ape to .wav :

use utf8::all;

while( my $count==0 || ( $count<3 && $@ =~ /does not map to Unicode/ )
+ ){
print "Trying $encoding[$count] encoding.\n\n";
eval{ $stat=qx#$mplayer_bin_conf -nolirc -vo null -vc dummy -cache $mp
+layer_cache_size_conf -cache-min $mplayer_cache_perc_min_conf -ao pcm
+:waveheader:file=$o_tot_cmd $i_file_cmd# };
if( $@=~m#does not map# ){
 warn $@;
 $count++;
}elsif( $@ ne '' ){
 die $@;   # bail out on other eval errors
}else{
 print "Found:  $encoding[$count]  .\n\n";    
 $stat=decode( $encoding[$count], ( qx#$mplayer_bin_conf -nolirc -vo n
+ull -vc dummy -cache $mplayer_cache_size_conf -cache-min $mplayer_cac
+he_perc_min_conf -ao pcm:waveheader:file=$o_tot_cmd $i_file_cmd# ) );
 last;
}
}

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receiving

utf8 "\xC2" does not map to Unicode at r.pl line 30.
Trying cp1251 encoding.

utf8 "\xC2" does not map to Unicode at r.pl line 30.
Trying koi8-r encoding.

Cache not responding!
utf8 "\xC2" does not map to Unicode at r.pl line 30.

MPlayer interrupted by signal 13 in module: demux_open2

MPlayer interrupted by signal 13 in module: read_subtitles_file

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Do you have an idea how i can accomplish this? - I use mplayer for covertion because it gives me usable errors so that i can more correctly convert from that format. So i would use it prefarbly that ony other, also, under Debian there is not much option for command line convertion at least.

In reply to $stat=qx## under utf8::all by humble

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