VLC for Android 3.X documentation · Primary-source explanation; examples are illustrative. Instructions are based on publisher guidance; a UK IPTV account was not tested on this platform.
Start from the intended listening order
VideoLAN documents both Append and Insert next in the VLC for Android 3.X audio explorer. Append adds the selection to the current play queue, while Insert next places it immediately after the current audio. The actions can apply to more than one track through artist, album or genre selections. A request to hear one item next should not be treated as equivalent to adding a whole album after everything already queued.
Follow a short original example
Imagine a queue playing item A with B and C still waiting. The listener wants a short permitted clip X immediately after A. Insert next produces the intended next position, while appending X places it after the existing waiting material. Inspect the actual queue after the action instead of repeatedly tapping the audio and accidentally replacing the intended session. If selecting an album or genre, check the size of the selection before adding it.
Separate queue changes from deletion
The documentation lists queue removal and file deletion as different operations. Use the queue operation when the task is simply to change what will be heard in this session, and protect original media before any deletion. Save a playlist separately when the order needs to be reused. This is a documented local listening workflow, not a promise that a queue copies its media, supplies missing files or changes a streaming service simultaneous connection allowance.