Hi fellow Monks. I have been tirelessly trying to figure out how to get Perl to play wav files when people visit my web site like what you can do with HTML. There are a couple of problems though, I am using Red Hat 9.0 and Apache 2.0 for my web server, and (1)I have no idea what module to download and install and (2) I am not positive about the code usage. I Googled this issue and didn't find much other than to try using use Audio::Wav; but of course the correct module was not installed. I tried downloading the module and installing, but I must have got the wrong module. Do any of my fellow monks have any ideas how to resolve this issue?

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