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I am having difficulty getting my ipad pro to use the full screen of my Dell monitor which I currently have mirroring my screen using an HDMI cable. Is there a way to do this or a different montior or connection I should be using?
iPad Pro, iPadOS 13
You will never get the iPad screen to fill an entire computer monitor or TV screen.
The iPad will output is native resolution which is a 4:3 ratio.
You'll never be able to change this.
You are free and welcome to submit feedback about this issue to Apple.
This is only one of the few ways to directly contact Apple about ANY product issues.
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http://www.apple.com/feedback/ipad.html
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Best of Luck to You!
You will never get the iPad screen to fill an entire computer monitor or TV screen.
The iPad will output is native resolution which is a 4:3 ratio.
You'll never be able to change this.
You are free and welcome to submit feedback about this issue to Apple.
This is only one of the few ways to directly contact Apple about ANY product issues.
iPad Feedback
http://www.apple.com/feedback/ipad.html
Cognizant Apple employees read ALL feedback generated from all of the various feedback pages and transfers the data to the proper and responsible Apple teams and personnel, but NO Apple employees will ever respond with any type of direct, individual replies from the feedback you post.
The more users that post product feedback about any product issue, the faster Apple, in California, is made aware and starts working on a fix/solution for a future software update.
Best of Luck to You!
Thanks for the feedback.
That probably has to do with a match of the resolution settings between the two devices. The iPad will send out one resolution, and the monitor is set at a different one. Go into the on screen settings for the monitor and try to match them.
Wouldn't earlier computer monitors still display 4:3 ratio? Now I realize that current monitors for the most part are 16:9 widescreen, wouldn't that matter? I'm not doubting your word, I guess more being inquisitive.
I believe older 4:3 ratio monitors would fit the iPad’s screen output resolution just fine.
I have an older LaCie LCD screen monitor that is in 4:3 aspect ratio and it probably would completely fill that screen, no problem.
I don"t have any adapter/cable setup to use this older monitor with my 2009 iMac to test this out.
How do I get my Ipad Pro to use full screen of Monitor
