Have you ever had the urge to use your Android tablet or phone to watch a YouTube video often? It may be a funny video you can’t stop watching, your all-time favorite song, or an educational tutorial you’re attempting to learn from; for whatever reason, once you know how, it’s pretty easy to loop a YouTube video on an Android device.
Using an Android Device to Loop a YouTube Video
There are moments when you adore a YouTube video so much that you want to watch it again but are unsure how. This blog post will explain how to use an Android device to repeat any YouTube video step-by-step.
Method 1: Using the YouTube Mobile App
The official YouTube app on your Android phone or tablet is the simplest way to loop a video. Here’s how to do it:
- Locate the video you wish to loop by opening the YouTube app.
- To begin watching the video, tap on it.
- To access the video direction and options, tap the screen while the video is playing.
- Choose the Loop video choice from the pop-up menu.
After the video has finished, it will automatically start over at the beginning. The loop will never end until you exit the video, return to the menu, and uncheck the Loop video option.
The option to loop the video will appear grayed out and inaccessible if an advertisement plays before your chosen video looping; you must wait for the publicity to end.
Method 2: Establishing a Singular Video Playlist
You can also make a YouTube playlist with just the one video you want to play repeatedly to accomplish a repeating video. You can then choose to loop the entire playlist, which will loop your single video when you play the playlist.
- Open the YouTube app to locate the video you wish to loop.
- Click the Save button, which resembles a bookmark icon beneath the video.
- Choose the +New playlist choice from the pop-up that displays.
- After naming your playlist and choosing your privacy level, hit Create.
- Select the Library tab.
- Navigate to the Playlists area.
- Go to the newly created playlist and open it.
- Start your video.
- At the very top of the playlist, tap the Loop button now.
Note: Just one video will loop and repeat the playlist forever. This approach has the advantage of looping all the information you want to add to the playlist. Also, sharing the set list URL with others is simple.
Method 3: Using Third-Party Apps
If you want more sophisticated looping features, such as choosing which part of the video to repeat or looping videos in the background, you must use a third-party app. The Google Play Store offers several excellent choices.
1. museum
Music: Continue YouTube Videos is a highly popular free application. With this app, you can search directly for YouTube videos. After selecting which to loop, you can trim the video only to play back the pertinent portions. Additional features include adding background music, modifying playback speed, and saving loops to playlists.
You can choose the segment you want to repeat by changing the video’s start and end points.
To put the video on repeat, tap the Save button.
Note: Not all regions have access to this app.
2. Looping
Looper, the app! Another straightforward method of playing videos stored on your phone or tablet is Loop Video Player. Although it doesn’t connect to YouTube directly, you can loop a video by saving it to your phone using a YouTube video or the downloaded file app.
Although the techniques we discussed will work for most YouTube videos, some may not allow looping because of copyright restrictions or the uploader’s preferences. These methods can quickly loop any YouTube video on your Android phone or tablet. Please use the remarks box below to share any questions or advice.
