[jason.king1311]

Hi,

I am posting the following JSON to the server however I'm receiving an invalid params response. Any idea why?

Code:

{
  "id": 365,
  "jsonrpc": "2.0",
  "method": "Playlist.Remove",
  "params": {
    "playlistid": 1,
    "position": 0
  }
}

I have confirmed that there are items in the playlist.

[Montellese]

Wrong playlistid?

[jason.king1311]

I thought that may be the case, however I called Playlist.GetItems just before and passed in the same playlistid and it returned the items in that playlist.

[Milhouse]

I thought that may be the case, however I called Playlist.GetItems just before and passed in the same playlistid and it returned the items in that playlist.

Are you confusing id with playlistid in your query, why have you specified a value of 365 for id, is this the playlistid value returned by Playlist.GetItems?

[Montellese]

playlistid can only be 0, 1 or 2 right now so that's correct. That id is the request id used to map a response to a request previously made.

[racht]

Remove

python:
id=365

and it will work like charm!

[eutervogel]

Code:

Hi, and sorry for reopening such an old thread. I'm experiencing the same thing.

It seems to me that Kodi has problems handling zero.
If I send this request, everything is fine, even though there is only one item in the plalist:

json:
{"jsonrpc":"2.0","method":"Playlist.Remove","params":{"playlistid":1,"position":1},"id":1}

Answer:

json:
{"jsonrpc":"2.0","method":"Playlist.OnRemove","params":{"data":{"playlistid":1,"position":1},"sender":"xbmc"}}

If I send the exact same request, but with 

json:
"position": 0

I get invalid params.

What is going on here?

Thanks in advance

[eutervogel]

UPDATE:
I just realized, that I can't remove the current playing item from the list (or is there a way?). 

Now I just remove index 0 after Player.OnStop event. 

That works for me.