Connecting iPad Pro (5th Gen) to Super Ultrawide monitor - Any good?

I connected my new iPad Pro (5th generation) to my super ultrawide monitor. Looking to see how it connects and how the interface works to see if it adds an extra dimension to use of the iPad.

Using a iPad Pro (5th Generation) (M1).

[bavakesavan]

Notability has a presentation mode which is why you see a wider screen. There’s a button on the top left of Notability which allows you to change the screen resolution.

[andreaszweili]

Would be a nice to see an update on this with the newest iPadOS update.

[elizabethwheeler]

I haven't tried it but there is an app called Shift Screen that gives you full screen and floating screen and PiP capabilities. Another YouTube made a video about it and really likes it...maybe that will help you.

[mjoctavio]

This is now possible with "Stage Manager" but unfortunately only available for M1 Chip iPads. Thanks for the video. Liked and subscribed.

[kurtnelle]

Excellent. Thank you for your sacrifice.

[abcthecamper]

Why you're not using shiftscreen???

[jdward]

Try jacking up the refresh rate on the external monitor to the highest setting, 240Hz if possible. If you can, also change the display setting from PC to AV. I’m using my iPad Pro through a CalDigit USB-C hub to a Samsung Neo and it works ok. The icons are a bit big but there aren’t any black bars on the side.

[LiarPantsonfire]

I can use the full size of my 32:9 monitor if i use USB-C to DisplayPort cable on my M2 iPad Air. Windowing is funky because apps will not go wider or taller than iPad ratio. Getting 3 or 4 apps on screen is doable but this is definitely not smooth sailing. Maybe the M4 pro handles this setup better.

[tylerbooth]

Where is your updated version of this??? You know you can actually do this now with IOS 16. Download the beta! It’s totally usable now.

[solacharles]

As far as I know you have to hook a keyboard up to the iPad to enable full screen support. Have you tried this?

[gregoriomonsalve]

Hello, in relation to the problem that many Apple users present to see on an ultrawide monitor, I think they eliminated this option in the new models, I say this because I have an Ipad Air with version 123.5.5 which is connected to an original apple adapter and in turn an HDMI cable which is connected to my ultrawide monitor and I can see full screen, I tried it with my ipad mini and with this it does not work with the Ipad pro 4th or 5th generation even when there is a option in the settings menu to change to HDR and in the monitor you can change to PC or AV but they do not work, as I mentioned it only works with my IPAD AIR, it is a pity that with the new devices this option is not active, I share with you this information in case you have an Ipad air and want to try it on your monitor.

[ash_pro_]

Was there any improvement in external screen resolution with ipadOS 17 and stage manager update?

[ericgeer]

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[canhammike]

Shiftscreen 4x from the App Store will give you full screen, multiple window, functionality

[grumpypingu]

Would you not be able to use the separate inputs of the monitor and have half screen ipad and other half screen mac mini. It would probably still be the same size but then at least you could use the rest of the screen. Some ipad apps allow you to use the second screen a little different like LumaFusion will give you a video edit preview and allow you to use the ipad screen to edit at the same time. Enjoying your videos like the monitor setup I am considering similar in the future.

[rolwest]

It would be great if it was full screen

[tylerbooth]

When are you remaking this video now that IPad Pro’s work with Super ultra Wide monitors? Do you have a new video yet?

[madmilldro]

there's a type c to display port 1.4 that supports ultra wide and also higher refresh rates like 120hz

[joakairsoft]

Guys need your help. I have the Ipad 5gen from 2021 with M1 chip. I currently have it on 16.11. When I connect it to my HDMI monitor, I still have black bars. What am I doing wrong?

[Silvershadoow]

Soulution : you have to use ( usb c ) to docking station with ( Display port ) then the ( display port cable to hdmi ) you will get full screen of your ipad.