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@@ -41,6 +41,9 @@ It is not a media state natively supported by OBS and thus comes with some drawb
 It works by checking if the selected media source reports the "ended" state for an extended period of time.  
 Thus if VLC Video Source is configured to be continuously looping this state will not trigger.  
 
+  You can work around this limitation by using a macro to do the looping of the playlist instead and disabling the "Loop Playlist" of the VLC video source.
+![VLCEndedExample](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/19472752/195937704-b6c965e9-8ead-4a56-9f0c-0429fbc9dce7.PNG)
+
 * "Stopped" and "Ended" behave differently.   
 The former is trigger if the playback is manually stopped using the media controls, the latter if the playback ended on its own.