Permissions?

• Do you have permissions to traverse all dirs in the path from the source to G :/ perl / Alex Clare - The Lateness of the Hour / and write permission in that dir?
• Is the space between the drivename, 'G,' and the colon (as shown in your report of the error message) an artifact of something here, or is it actually in your code? [update: I note that your post here on that point and your SO post are not the same. </update>]
• Is your system one in which windoze balks at spaces in paths & filenames?

And re "modify the tags of the mp3 file," check CPAN for the plethora of modules with 'mp3' (or /mp3/i) in their names.

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