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Hi, is there a chance to connect my iPad Pro with a monitor and get two different pictures shown? So that my iPad Display is not just getting mirrored at the monitor. Because I Want to habe my iPad Display extendet on another Display.
Thanks!
Tim
iPad Pro, iPadOS 15
Most iPad models support AirPlay - and/or connection to a single external monitor using an appropriate HDMI Adapter. The most recent models of iPad Pro also support HDMI Alternate Mode/DisplayPort connections over USB-C. Compatible iPad models can be connected to a single monitor/TV.
You should note, however, that iPad does not support an extended-desktop view that has different views on a connected monitor - but instead permits the iPad display to be “mirrored” to a compatible external monitor/TV, preserving the iPad’s screen aspect-ratio.
An iPad can also “stream” media content directly to an attached monitor. Only when displaying video content can the connected monitor display different content.
Most iPad models support AirPlay - and/or connection to a single external monitor using an appropriate HDMI Adapter. The most recent models of iPad Pro also support HDMI Alternate Mode/DisplayPort connections over USB-C. Compatible iPad models can be connected to a single monitor/TV.
You should note, however, that iPad does not support an extended-desktop view that has different views on a connected monitor - but instead permits the iPad display to be “mirrored” to a compatible external monitor/TV, preserving the iPad’s screen aspect-ratio.
An iPad can also “stream” media content directly to an attached monitor. Only when displaying video content can the connected monitor display different content.
iPad at second monitor
