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How to make repeat youtube videos continuous
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How to make repeat youtube videos continuous
Have you ever needed to repeat youtube videos? Maybe you're playing a music video on your laptop, connected to some speakers, and you need the same song over and over again? Or maybe you just want to watch the same clip of something ridiculous happening over and over again!?
Anyway, there are several ways you can loop a YouTube video. Thankfully, YouTube has upgraded their video player to HTML 5, so that on most web browsers all you have to do is right-click the video to repeat it!
In this article, I will cover all the different ways to loop YouTube videos in your browser. If you're trying to do this on a phone, it won't really work from the YouTube app. I tried it and the only way is to hit the repeat button when the video is over. If you need video playback on your phone, use a web browser and then use one of the web methods mentioned below (InfiniteLooper).
Read more: The Best Ways How To Loop A Youtube Video(Repeat Indefinitely)
Method 1 - Right Click
If you're using a modern browser and the video you're watching isn't one of the few that doesn't play in HTML5, then you can simply right-click the video and click Loop .
As you can see, this is a YouTube-specific menu. If this doesn't work for you, it could be because of the video, your web browser, or the operating system you're running. If you are using Chrome, you can try another right-click trick.
Go ahead and press and hold the SHIFT key on your keyboard and then right click on the video. While still holding down the SHIFT key, right-click again. This time you will see another menu that looks a bit different, but also has a loop option.
As you can tell, this menu is Chrome-specific. Unfortunately, this trick only works on Google Chrome, possibly because Google owns YouTube.
Method 2 - Edit URL
Another semi-simple way to record a video is to use a specific URL. For example, let's say the video you're watching looks like this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v= DBNYwxDZ_pA
The important part at the end is highlighted. Now copy the last part right after v= and paste it in the following URL in both locations:
https://www.youtube.com/v/ DBNYwxDZ_pA ?playlist= DBNYwxDZ_pA &autoplay=1&loop=1
This basically creates a playlist for you with just one video and lets you loop it over and over again.
Read more: YouTube auto-replaying tutorial [Tip loop youtube]
Method 3 - Manually Create a Playlist
Alternatively to use the URL method above you can create a playlist yourself with a single video and let it loop over and over again. To do this, you need to be signed in to YouTube. Method 2 works without having to log into YouTube.
When you're watching a video you want to loop, click the Add link directly below the video.
Click Create new playlist and give your playlist a name. After creating a playlist, you will need to click on the little hamburger icon at the top left and click on the new playlist you just created in the Library . In my case I call it View .
There should be only one video listed in the playlist. Now click the Play All button and keep playing that one video continuously.
Method 4 - Website
Four methods involving the use of web pages exist only to loop YouTube videos. It's pretty ridiculous, but I guess there's some demand for it! You must use a method like this if you are trying to loop a video on your smartphone or tablet. For some reason, apps on those devices don't have the loop option.
InfiniteLooper is one of those looping sites. Just copy and paste the URL from YouTube and then click Search . This will load the video on YouTube and allow you to repeat the video indefinitely, or even repeat a specific part of the video if you like.
Read more: YouTube is developing a new function repeat youtube video chapters
Method 5 - Extensions
The last way to loop YouTube videos if you want a simple solution and the first method doesn't work for you is to install an extension. For Chrome, there is Looper for YouTube .
Once you install the extension, you'll see a new Loop option below the video. Click that and you can choose how many times to repeat the video and also if you want to repeat only part of the video. For Firefox, you can use YouTube Video Playback .
Hopefully, these methods will let you loop the video (possibly music) as many times as you want! If you have any questions, feel free to comment. Be enjoy!
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