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Easiest Way to Loop Video on TV

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Ever wished to binge-watch your favorite movie or TV show in a loop on your TV? Here's the easiest way to do it, using methods suitable for various streaming devices.

Before we dive in, ensure you're using an up-to-date streaming app or platform. Older versions might not support looping, and you'll need to update to enjoy this feature.

Using the Netflix App

The Netflix app offers a convenient way to loop videos. Here's how:

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First, select your video using the Netflix remote control or navigate the app on your wired or wireless device.

Loop an Episode

1. Once selected, press play to start the episode. As it's playing, press left on the D-pad (directional pad) on your remote.

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2. You should now see a progress bar at the bottom of your screen. Hover over any part of the bar to set your loop point, then press OK.

Loop a Title

1. Select a TV show or movie you want to loop.

2. Press right on the D-pad while the video is playing. This displays the loop menu for the title.

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Using the YouTube TV App

YouTube TV isn't built to loop, but you can create a loop for live TV with a workaround:

First, add your favorite channels to the "Library" and set reminders. When the show starts, tune in and hit record.

Set Up Recording

1. Open the YouTube TV app, select the "Live" tab, then choose your show.

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2. Click on the + icon next to the show's title to add a reminder and start recording.

Loop the Recording

1. Once recorded, go to the "Library" tab, select the show, and find the recorded episode.

2. Start viewing from the beginning and pause when you're done. Wait a few seconds, then unpause to start the loop.

Using a Smart TV's Media Player

Many smart TVs have a built-in media player. You can use this to loop video files stored on a USB drive or a network-connected device:

First, ensure your video file is in a compatible format for your TV, such as MP4 or AVI.

Loop a Video File

1. Connect your USB drive to your TV and launch the media player.

2. Select your video, press play, and pause it once it starts. Then, press the "repeat" or "loop" option on your remote control.

Set Up a Playlist

1. Create a folder containing all the videos you want to loop on your USB drive.

2. Launch the media player, select the folder, and choose "Shuffle" or "Repeat All" to loop your playlist.

Voilร ! Now you can enjoy your favorite content in an endless loop on your TV. Happy binge-watching!