YouTipClick the button to enable looping for the video.
``` ### Example 2: Checking the Current Loop Status You can also read the `loop` property to check whether looping is currently enabled or disabled. ```javascript var myVid = document.getElementById("myVideo"); if (myVid.loop === true) { console.log("The video is set to loop."); } else { console.log("The video will play only once."); } ``` --- ## Browser Support The `loop` property is widely supported across all modern browsers: * Google Chrome * Mozilla Firefox * Microsoft Edge / Internet Explorer 9+ * Safari * Opera *Note: Internet Explorer 8 and earlier versions do not support the HTML5 `Av Prop Loop
## HTML Audio/Video DOM loop Property
The `loop` property sets or returns whether an audio or video file should start playing over again every time it finishes.
---
## Syntax
### Get the loop state:
```javascript
audioOrVideoElement.loop
```
### Set the loop state:
```javascript
audioOrVideoElement.loop = true | false;
```
### Property Values
| Value | Description |
| :--- | :--- |
| `true` | The audio/video will start over again (loop) when it reaches the end. |
| `false` | **Default.** The audio/video will stop playing when it reaches the end. |
---
## Technical Details
| Feature | Description |
| :--- | :--- |
| **Return Value** | A Boolean: `true` if the media loops, `false` otherwise. |
| **Default Value** | `false` |
| **DOM Level** | HTML5 Media Element |
---
## Code Examples
### Example 1: Setting a Video to Loop Programmatically
This example demonstrates how to select a video element and configure it to loop continuously using JavaScript.
```html
Video Loop Example