FAQ: Where's the loop button?

The Loop button is at the top of the queue, next to the Shuffle button. To open the queue, click the queue icon in the bottom bar or click the currently playing song.

• Click Loop once to repeat everything in the queue. When the last song ends, playback goes back to the first song.
• Click it twice to repeat the current song until you turn Loop off.
• Click it a third time to turn Loop off.

While Loop is on, Roon Radio won't start when your queue ends.

In Roon ARC, Loop is on the Now Playing screen, at the left end of the playback controls.

For how Loop works with Shuffle, see Shuffle in Roon and Roon ARC.

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