Support rotation on M1 Macs
Update to enable rotation to work correctly on M1 Macs.
Anonymous
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DisplayLink Manager 1.6 or newer (https://synaptics.com/products/displaylink-graphics/downloads/macos) on macOS 12 Monterey now enables display rotation on Apple M1 computers (details in https://support.displaylink.com/knowledgebase/articles/1984314 )
For issues with this new functionality, please reach out to Technical-Enquiries@Synaptics.com so the team can investigate through a technical support ticket.
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Ken Pem
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Do we know when it might be available?
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Ken Pem
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+1 for this... upgrade to new MacBook Pro and lose functionality I had before!
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Anonymous
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Hello, I hope this feature come back soon, I can use only 1 monitor :(
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@Gaz, you need to get advice from Caldigit on this product not using DisplayLink technology.
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Gaz
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Hello There,
I have got M1 MacBook Pro and a caldigit ts3 plus dock with two Dell monitors. I have first monitors plug into caldigit USB-C TB3 and works and trying to plug second monitors via Display port which is not working. I am not sure if DisplayLink driver 1.3 is working in my Mac too as it says No monitor detected.
Could you help how I can bring second monitor into a life?
Thanks in advance.Gaz
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Anonymous
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Have M1 Air. DisplayLink works sometimes and not other times. Usually a reboot works but that is failing now all the time.
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Jerry Situ
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+1 for screen rotation on Big Sur on M1 as well
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Anonymous
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Please Fix this. I desperately need this.
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gloriouslobster
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I can't click the "3 votes" button because of JavaScript errors on the page. But I would pay for 3,000 votes to get this feature working.
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Anonymous
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1.3 still locks up on rotation. This needs fixed.
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norse2
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I am also having this problem "Each time the Macbook screen flickers, then takes me back to the login Login Window. It closes any/all open apps as well."
And add me to the list of those waiting for the M1 rotation implementation.
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Anonymous
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Does the latest 1.3 address rotation at all?
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Anonymous
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Yes please. I switch between systems and displaylink has been a big help. But since I upgraded to an M1 Mac I've been limited to just 1 out of my 3 monitors.
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Gustavo Iwanaga
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+1 to fixing this ASAP. We all it's a big ask but for the price we way in devices, this should be a P0
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Gustavo Iwanaga
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+1 to fixing this ASAP. This kills software engineers.
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Mben
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Please update your software so we can rotate our displays connected by Displaylink to portrait mode. Considering the cost of the adapter/dongle, one would expect this to work out of the box!
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Mben
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Please update your software so we can rotate our displays connected by Displaylink to portrait mode. Considering the cost of the adapter/dongle, one would expect this to work out of the box!
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bhe879
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do we have an ETA for fix?
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Jay
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Agree, waiting for rotation that works with Big Sur, and Ideally rotation with normal working speed (I'm still running Catalina with DisplayLink legacy driver: rotation works, but as per other comments, painfully slow)
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Anonymous
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I'm using the above and it works pretty well except for 2 things: a) if my macbook air M1 is connected, I get a message saying the screen is being observed and won't unlock with my apple watch. b) since BS 11.2, I have to reboot the computer a couple of times a day to use Hangout and Zoom because they both hang.