From here on, I assume that you already have a static version of the video playback working that does not involve Perl or webmin at all.

Your HTTP headers are very wonky. Please inspect them, again. Like I already told you, you should be using \r\n to delimit your HTTP headers.

The following lines are problematic:

print "Content-Length:  $end - $begin\n\n";

[download]

This means that for the web browser, all other headers after this get ignored.

Also, this means that your script outputs something like:

Content-Length:  50000000-0

[download]

... which is malformed. You will need to actually calculate the length before printing the length header.

You could have found these using the techniques I told you before. Maybe you want to retry these techniques.

In reply to Re^3: Perl not playing video with vlc plugin by Corion
in thread Perl not playing video with vlc plugin by awanti

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