The issue is:
A SIMPLE DIPLAY FOR MP3 TAGS EMBEDDED IN THE WEB PAGE
a lot of person like php and flash... mierda...
I try to put a perl script INTO a php script called from a flash movie.
I make it for a Internet Radio that need something that diplay the current song
I know is something really strange but you can see the result at
.:http://recipient.cc:.
Is the box in the left that call the mp3 tags from the file. For the code i use mp3::Info.... Is realy simple, because in the current file you can find the path for the mp3 song


PERL/QUICKTIME get_tag 
#!/usr/bin/perl
#use strict;
use warnings;
use MP3::Info;

my $file=$ARGV[0];
open (CURRENT, "$file") or die "can't open file";
my $line=<CURRENT>;
chomp $line;
$line=~s/u=//;
#print "FILE CURRENT:\n",$line,"\n";
close (CURRENT);
my $tag = get_mp3tag ($line, ID3v2);
print "AUTORE=",$tag->{ARTIST},"&ALBUM=",$tag->{ALBUM},"&BRANO=",$tag-
+>{TITLE};

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Realy simple you can see... it just take the file, read with the module Mp3::Info, and give a string with print


PHP Here is the code of the php file called current.php
This line call the perl script and take a string. 
<?
system ("/path/to/script/mp3tagfinder.pl".escapeshellarg('/path/to/har
+d/link/file/current'));
?>

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Flash
Flash take the variabile from the php script with the function: load_vars
If you want, you can see it working at the radio ( CURRENT TEST)
So... it is all. Please post comments, i'm realy newbye of perl.

In reply to Flash and perl by tucano

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