Hey Guys !
Any Help here ? I have a 2018 iPad Pro an I am trying to Mirror my iPad Pro on to an External Dell Monitor and when I have a Photo on my iPad Pro in a Portrait Mode and when I rotate my iPad in a Portrait Mode and when I also turn the Dell Monitor Screen that I have, also in Portrait Mode I should be able to view my Portrait Photos from my iPad in a Portrait Mode on my Dell Monitor using Mirroring. But it is not happening the Photo on the Dell Monitor only show in Landscape mode and not in portrait Mode.
I posted this question on a Dell Forum and I go this explanation. Anyone here who has the iPad and also use it with an external monitor if someone can test and confirm this if this is possible that would be really helpful.
I got this explanation from the Dell Forum
"Physically rotating the display to portrait mode doesn't do anything. The source device, in this case your iPad, has no way of knowing that you've done that, and therefore has no way of knowing that it should adjust the video signal it's sending. Some displays have software to manage this automatically, but they then require you to have a USB connection between the display and source to provide this type of signal information and also require you to have software installed on the source device to have the source adjust its output. The iPad doesn't give you that option. The iPad outputs a consistent resolution signal, and it will adjust its presentation based on rotating the iPad between portrait and landscape, since the iPad of course knows when you've rotated the iPad itself, but it can't do anything about you rotating the display. And of course having a portrait iPad video signal shown on a display that's set up in typical landscape orientation doesn't use much of the external display's area. But to my knowledge there's no way to get an iPad to send a portrait video signal".
