Learned Monks, I am getting an error when using Net-Shoutcast-Admin. Using the following code as supplied in the docs: 
use Net::Shoutcast::Admin;

    my $shoutcast = Net::Shoutcast::Admin->new(
                                    host => 'server hostname',
                                    port => 8000,
                                    admin_password => 'mypassword',
    );
    
    if ($shoutcast->source_connected) {
        printf "%s is currently playing %s by %s",
            $shoutcast->dj_name,
            $shoutcast->currentsong->title,
            $shoutcast->currentsong->artist
        ;
    } else {
        print "No source is currently connected.";
    }

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... used the proper host,port, password - receive the following error: xml declaration not at start of external entity at line 2, column 0, byte 1 at C :/Perl/lib/XML/Parser.pm line 187 Any ideas? Thanks!

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