"loop video" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a video that is set to play repeatedly in a continuous loop without needing to be manually restarted. Example: "I always get mesmerized watching loop videos of waterfalls on social media."
d The complete probe with USB wire Fig. 3 Left panel shows the simulator using a mobile phone for the display of a specific ultrasound loop video, Right panel shows a commercially available handheld point-of-care ultrasound device (VSCAN DUAL, courtesy General Electric).
A continuous loop video, the mesmerizing Measure, made by Bunn in 2008, is on display in the Guest Room.
A short loop on the extracellular side of MjNhaP1 connects H6 to H7 and a short amphipathic helix connects H12 to H13 above the center of the helix bundle, whereas in PaNhaP, H6 and H7 are connected by a helix and H12 and H13 by a short loop (Video 1).> 10.7554/eLife.03583.005 Figure 2. X-ray structure of MjNhaP1.
Vine allows users to shoot and share bite-size, six-second-long looping video clips.
If you're a consumer and want to entertain, you can record a 15-second looping video.
Twitter has been forced to pull two adverts using its Vine looping video platform after objections were raised by epilepsy campaigners.
Vine, the six-second looping video app launched in 2012, will be "discontinued", its owner Twitter announced in a post on Medium.
The office has been lent a dystopian feel by a looping video on the canteen's flatscreen TVs of Schneider issuing a reassuring statement.
At the start of this year, Twitter introduced the mobile video app Vine, which let people shoot and share bite-size, six-second looping video clips.
The Obama team, in particular, is fond of posting GIFs, or short looping video clips, that have been made by others.
The many oddball touches, like a looping video of one owner's deceased cat, serve as easy conversation starters, and the swiveling bar stools facilitate discussion.
