Lux, which makes the Halide Camera app, has unlocked a whole new vibe with their new HDMI monitor software for iPad. The Orion Video System is a free app that can transform a USB-C iPad into a ...

Noosy's iPad HDMI output adapter is fairly simple in design -- it plugs into the 30-pin Dock Connector that's on modern iPhone, iPad and iPod touch devices, and then allows 720p content to flow ...

During beta testing for iPadOS 17, we said users would need a USB-C hub in addition to an app to turn the iPad into an HDMI display. Now, Orion has just taken care of the app part.

Well, this is a handy trick. My sixth-generation iPad Mini is now pulling double duty as a portable TV. That’s thanks to the free and excellent Orion app, which, when paired with an inexpensive ...

The Orion Video System is an HDMI iPad video display app by Lux, the makers of Halide camera. Using iPadOS 17’s new USB video class (UVC) feature, you can use a capture card to connect consoles ...

It requires an iPad with USB-C, iPadOS 17, and a USB-C to HDMI “capture card.” Lux recommends a particular $14.99 dongle and maintains a compatibility document listing others that work and don’t work ...

The Orion HDMI Monitor app will allow a basic video feed into a cmpatible iPad to help with monitoring your shots or while editing. You need a few bits and pieces. You will need a USB-C HDMI capture ...

Using the Orion app requires iOS 17, an ‌iPad‌ that has a USB-C port, and a USB-C Video Capture Card. USB-C Capture Cards can be purchased from websites like Amazon for around $15 to $20.

Apple's Lightning-to-HDMI adapter and the product page for the iPad mini claims that the device is able to output 1080p images to televisions. But that may not be strictly true, according to some ...

Alongside iPad 2, Apple has released a new $39 "Digital AV Adapter" that supports HDMI audio and video output for 720p photo slideshows and movies on iPhone 4, iPod touch 4 and iPad, while also ...

I'm using a 12" iPad Pro with the Apple Lightning to HDMI adapter and am unable to get smooth video playback. I've tried the built-in video playback app ("TV") as well as VLC and a couple others ...