Windows 10: HDMI: Two Independent Rotations Snag

I purchased a second monitor so that I could have one in Landscape frame and one in Portrait frame. The HDMI splitter that I purchased replicates only one orientation. It does not provide for independent rotation of a second other monitor. With the splitter in- line Windows Display Settings only sees one monitor. I only have one HDMI port on my computer.

I am able to keep one monitor vertical and one horizontal by feeding the second through the VGA port. That of course vastly diminishes the sharpness in the second monitor.

Does anybody know of an app or black-box of some sort that will allow me to independently control the rotations of two HDMI monitors through one HDMI output port?

Thanks for any thoughts or guidance.

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HDMI: Two Independent Rotations Snag

I purchased a second monitor so that I could have one in Landscape frame and one in Portrait frame. The HDMI splitter that I purchased replicates only one orientation. It does not provide for independent rotation of a second other monitor. With the splitter in- line Windows Display Settings only sees one monitor. I only have one HDMI port on my computer.

I am able to keep one monitor vertical and one horizontal by feeding the second through the VGA port. That of course vastly diminishes the sharpness in the second monitor.

Does anybody know of an app or black-box of some sort that will allow me to independently control the rotations of two HDMI monitors through one HDMI output port?

Thanks for any thoughts or guidance.

 

HDMI: Two Independent Rotations Snag

it could be possible but most likely not in your case. a splitter can only duplicate screens cant extend far as i know. read post by eder aguirre on this link.

 

HDMI: Two Independent Rotations Snag

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