Has anyone ever permanently mounted a 75” Frame TV vertically? I purchased the 2023 model of the Frame TV, which is 75 inches, and I want to permanently install it vertically using a fixed mount so I can use it for portrait picture display. Do you know of any settings or methods I can use to rotate the TV image so that vertical images fit well? Will the image rotate? I know that for up to 65” Frame TVs, the rotating mount allows for vertical rotation of the image, but it isn't designed for the 75” model. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Frame TV Image rotation for permanently mounted 75” Frame TV vertically
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