I am trying to project from my mac to my projector using epson iProject, and when I am connected, my desktop wallpaper is showing on the projector but I cant project what I want from mac to the projector. After going to my display settings I noticed that the 'Arrangement' tab was not there and selecting detect displays does nothing.
Running 2017macbook pro on BigSur 11.6
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 11.6
If you are seeing anything resembling wallpaper, your connection to the dimply is working a sdfesigned. But that design is VERY complex.
If you have no Arrangement tab, your displays may be set to an obscure feature called "Displays have Separate Spaces". Go here and disable that to get back to the ability to arrange:
the shortcut:
Command-BrigtnessDown
should toggle the setting for Mirror Displays.
Perhaps there is a different setting in your Projector software?
did you Restart after making that change?
do you have background wallpaper on the external projector?
do you have an Arrangement pane?
Thanks for the clarification.
Tried that with no luck.
I ended up ordering a wired vga connection/adapter, since I cant figure it out and need to use it for my class.
I would think would be a simple solution to connect wireless. It might have something to do with the fact mac no longer supports Epson EasyMP network connect app (I had no issues when I used that) Now I can only connect wirelessly with Epson iProject, which only projects my desktop wallpaper.
how do I bring up that menu?
I though mission control shows all windows?
Ok. I turned that feature off and it still did not work. Any other ideas?
Yes, did a restart and tried but still no arrangement tab.
Connected wirelessly to the projector again and only wallpaper shows up on proj.
I have the touchscreen bar on my mac for the brightness setting though.
Command-BrigtnessDown
That is why it is written that way, instead of Command-F1.
Projector Display Screen Arrangement
