ClipLoop

iOS app by David Mickey. Utilities · David Mickey

Store rating
0 / 5
Store rating count
0
Download price
0.99 USD
In-app purchases
Unknown
Version
2.1
Listing last refreshed
2026-09-09

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Store description excerpt

ClipLoop is the simplest way to play a video on endless repeat on your Apple TV. Paste a direct link to any MP4 or MOV video — or pick a clip from your Photos library — and ClipLoop will download it, play it, and seamlessly loop it forever. The screen stays awake, the playback never quits, and ClipLoop remembers your last video so it's ready the next time you open the app. Perfect for: • Ambient visuals — fireplaces, aquariums, beaches, rain, skylines • Storefront, lobby, and trade-show signage • Yoga, meditation, and fitness background loops • Looping art, animations, and demo reels • Family memory videos that just keep playing FEATURES • Play any direct video URL (MP4, MOV, and other AVPlayer-compatible formats) • Pick a video directly from your Photos library • Automatic seamless looping • Remembers your last video and resumes on launch • Keeps the screen awake during playback • Self-healing playback — automatically recovers if a stream stalls • Clean, full-screen video with no on-screen clutter • Supports videos up to 500 MB HOW IT WORKS 1. Launch ClipLoop and press the back/menu button to open Settings. 2. Paste a video URL and tap Apply — or choose a video from your library. 3. Sit back. ClipLoop downloads, plays, and loops the clip forever. ClipLoop is designed for Apple TV with the new tvOS design system and works great as a kiosk-style "set it and forget it" video player. Note: ClipLoop plays direct video file links. It does not play YouTube, Netflix, or other DRM-protected streaming services.

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