Hi,<br><br>Here is a part of answer :<br><br>2 - The 'name' argument is not useful in fact. At least, I don't see where it is used in moz-plugin, it is a "text describing this item". You can set it to null or use vlc.playlist.add(mrl) (same as vlc.playlist.add( mrl, null, Array() )).<br>
<br>3 - I don't now any way to know which item is currently playing, since i have never seen such method in mozilla-plugin API. The file projects/mozilla/control/npolibvlc.cpp (if you compile VLC yourself) is the glue between JS API and libvlc, I think this feature need modifications to this file to extend JS API.<br>
<br>4- If you compile VLC yourself, you can have a look to VlcPlugin::init() in projects/mozilla/vlcplugin.cpp. Option "-vv" is given there, if you want to tweak it or allow "--quiet" to be parsed. Don't know how to do this witout modifying the source code. If you just want to have your terminal clean, redirecting stderr to the void should do the trick :).<br clear="all">
<br>-- <br>Anthony LOISEAU