Hi syphilis, many thanks to you as the solution you gave above worked for me: ppm install http://www.sisyphusion.tk/ppm/PPM-Sisyphusion.ppd --force ppm install http://www.sisyphusion.tk/ppm/Audio-Scan.ppd --force When i tried to use the same to set it up on another machine and use the audio scan module, it throws the following error: The program can not run because libgcc_x86_470.dll is missing. And i don't know where did i get those libraries from in the first place. Tried typing libgcc_x86_470 in cmd to check if it exists on the machine,negative. Tried google, most of the answers are about libgcc_s_dw2-1.dll missing or msvcr110.dll missing. Any help is highly appreciated. Also, to install and use audio::scan module, are there any prerequisites from machine? First time around as well I had faced lot of problems. Can you suggest me something which can resolve general dependency issues (may be some extra installations) or some steps to successfully install audio::scan as the straight installation from ppm install or cpan is not working. Thanks in advance!

In reply to Re^6: unable to install Audio::Scan module from cpan by vamank
in thread unable to install Audio::Scan module from cpan by vamank

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