Compile long loops in CapCut

Demo summary
The creator shows how to drag multiple copies of a looping Luma AI video onto a CapCut timeline to create a longer continuous animation.
Step-by-step
- Open CapCut or a similar video editor
- Drag multiple copies of the same looping video onto the timeline
- Place the clips back-to-back to create a continuous repeat
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