I'm using the AxVLC component in a legacy VB6 application. If I follow the example from the documentation (https://wiki.videolan.org/Documentation ... ist_object) it functions as expected. That is, if I clear the current playlist, add the desired media item to the playlist, and then execute vlc.Playlist.playItem(0), all is well.
However, if I fill a vlc.Playlist with multiple items (using vlc.Playslist.Add) and then attempt to render in item using the id (playlist index) via vlc.Playlist.playItem(id), nothing (apparently) happens. The application executes the .playItem method but nothing is rendered (no audio or video) and there is no apparent error. The application continues as if everything is OK.
What is the correct (recommended) way to use a VLC playlist via AxVLC? Should I use vlc.Playlist.playItem(0) always with only one item in the list (clearing the list each time prior to adding the desired item) or should I be able to index into the Playlist using any valid 'id'? Or, should I rather use vlc.Playlist.Play?