hello guys...I am very new to Perl. I did some search on the internet and got some samples for playing wave file. Here is what I got 
#.....PlayWave.pl
use Audio::Wav;

    my $wav = new Audio::Wav;
    my $read = $wav -> read( 'Test.wav' );
    my $details = $read -> details();

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Now first thing I want to know is; how do I know that I have this library Audio::Wav. Second: I moved to the directory where I saved this file using terminal and run the command perl ./PlayWave.pl but this does not do anything. Whats wrong with this sample? thnx

In reply to Playing wave file in Ubuntu 10.10 by muze

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