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{{Template:FuncDef|Loop(clip ''clip'' [, int ''times'' = -1] [, int ''start'' = 0] [, int ''end'' = inf])}} | {{Template:FuncDef|Loop(clip ''clip'' [, int ''times'' = -1] [, int ''start'' = 0] [, int ''end'' = inf])}} | ||
Latest revision as of 19:54, 17 September 2022
AviSynth+
Up-to-date documentation: https://avisynthplus.readthedocs.io
Loop(clip clip [, int times = -1] [, int start = 0] [, int end = inf])
Loops the segment from frame start to frame end a given number of times. Setting times to -1 loops a "very large" number of times.
Examples:
Loop() # play the clip (almost) endlessly.
Loop(-1) # play the clip (almost) endlessly.
Loop(10) # play the clip ten times.
Loop(-1, 20, 29) # play up to frame 19;
# frames 20-29 are repeated (almost) infinite times.
Loop(2, 20, 29) # play up to frame 19;
# play frames 20-29 two times;
# continue from frame 30 to end of clip.
Loop(10, 20, 29) # play up to frame 19;
# play frames 20-29 ten times;
# continue from frame 30 to end of clip.
Loop(0, 20, 29) # play up to frame 19;
# delete frames 20-29 (play them zero times);
# continue to end of clip.
Loop(1, 20, 29) # play all frames normally.
