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Hi all, I have a strange issue when using an external display (Dell S2721DS connected via USB-C to HDMI cable) on an iPad Pro M1 11".
If Teams is on the external display (extended, not mirrored), my outgoing video is rotated 90 degrees so I appear sideways to others in the call. When I move the Teams app to the iPad display it reverts back to the correct orientation.
This is also happening with Zoom, but not FaceTime. Can anyone else replicate this behaviour, or does anyone know a fix for it?
Managing sound and video settings during Teams meetings and calls for optimal communication
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I have the same problem with my Ipad Pro 13" M4
When not connected to a monitor it works fine, but when connecting it it turns 90 degrees and I cannot change it.
I would suggest adding the option to rotate it yourself in settings, giving more control, not everything has to be done automatically.
Guys i tried using an external cameral and it works well.
Seems that the software issue is with iPad Camera.
@microsoft take a look at it.
Same issue
iPad M4 pro
Still the issue with my ipad 11’ M4
You simply cannot use Teams with an external monitor if you want to make a videocall in 2024…
No - it doesn’t work. still the same behaviour.