Screen 2

The Loop
The loop starts with dots showing up in different places, then, a woman's face appear. After that, a distorted Pringles commercial starts playing, the commercial has beeping noises in the background. The loop ends with a picture of two train tracks.

The DotCode
Mapping the dots seen in the beginning of the loop results in an image that can be scanned with a DotCode reader. The DotCode results in the plaintext "Sammi Smith", that's the name of the American singer whose cover of the album "Help Me Make It Through The Night" is shown in the beginning of the loop.

The Tap Code
The beeping sounds in the background of the pringles commercial is Tap Code, an encoding system commonly used by prisoners to communicate with each other, translating the Tap Code results in the word "ALBUM".

As the only word not distorted in the Pringles commercial is "Original", it's hinting to find the original album of "Help Me Make It Through The Night". The song that gave the album its title wasn't from Sammi Smith, it is actually a cover from the song composed by the musician Kris Kristofferson.

So the original album, where the song was first in, is Kristofferson.

The Answer
The picture at the end of the loop shows two train tracks, using this hint, it's necessary to find the second track of the album Kristofferson, which is the song "To Beat the Devil".

Therefore our answer is to_beat_the_devil.