Loop playback

Basically, jump markers or triggers allow loop playback, but this works exclusively for still images that are not animated. In any other cases playback must be stopped and restarted so that video or audio playback may be intermittent or jerky. Refer to topic Asynchronous playback of video loop for further information about video loops.  

Another solution is usage of variables. They allow you to fade over to another track group before jumping, then jump to the target followed by fading over from the image to the video. Although this is no real loop it has an elegant note to it and allows interactive jumping without interruption and interference. See Presenting with track control via variables.

Basically, jump markers or triggers allow loop playback, but this works exclusively for still images that are not animated. In any other cases playback must be stopped and restarted so that video or audio playback may be intermittent or jerky. Refer to topic Asynchronous playback of video loop for further information about video loops.  

Another solution is usage of variables. They allow you to fade over to another track group before jumping, then jump to the target followed by fading over from the image to the video. Although this is no real loop it has an elegant note to it and allows interactive jumping without interruption and interference. See Presenting with track control via variables.

Basically, jump markers or triggers allow loop playback, but this works exclusively for still images that are not animated. In any other cases playback must be stopped and restarted so that video or audio playback may be intermittent or jerky. Refer to topic Asynchronous playback of video loop for further information about video loops.  

Another solution is usage of mix groups. They allow you to fade over to another mix group before jumping, then jump to the target followed by fading over from the image to the video. Although this is no real loop it has an elegant note to it and allows interactive jumping without interruption and interference. See Presenting with mix groups.