Apache 2.2 URL Rewrite not working - php

I am trying to do a URL Rewrite, but no matter how I try, it seems like the htaccess file do not functioning at all, and it is only returning the directory listing.
Can anyone tell me what else do I need to look at to make it work?
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PlayKid

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Here's how you test it: How To Check If mod_rewrite is Enabled in Apache
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