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Two ways to listen or watch
A public YouTube playlist can play in YouTube’s embedded player. A personal Rondli queue lets you combine individually added videos and available channel uploads. Choose a native playlist when you want to follow an existing YouTube list; choose a personal queue when you want to arrange your own selection.
Repeat a public YouTube playlist
- Open Rondli and choose Add a link.
- Paste a public YouTube playlist URL containing
list=and use the playlist option. - Start playback with a click or tap. Browsers may require this first interaction before audio can start.
- Keep the player visible and the page open. Rondli requests repeat playback from the YouTube playlist player.
The playlist remains inside the YouTube player. Its entries are not automatically copied into your personal queue. Your queue’s Videos/Shorts filters do not filter a native playlist.
Repeat your personal queue
- Add individual YouTube video links or available uploads from a channel.
- Choose the content you want and arrange the queue.
- Enable Repeat whole queue underneath the player.
- Press Start. When the queue finishes, Rondli starts another round while the browser allows playback.
Leave shuffle off to keep a deliberate order. Turn it on when a varied order suits your listening or viewing session.
For practice: repeat a short section
Under Notes and practice, enter a start and end time in seconds, then choose Repeat section. This is useful for practising a musical passage or listening again to a spoken phrase. Stop section repeat when you want normal queue playback to continue.
When playback stops
Check your internet connection and press play again if the browser pauses the session. An unavailable, private, age-restricted or embed-disabled video may not play here. Keep the tab active on mobile: screen lock, power saving or switching apps can interrupt playback. Rondli cannot override YouTube restrictions or browser autoplay rules.
There is no download or offline video playback. YouTube’s own advertising and player controls remain part of playback.