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How to rotate the screen to portrait mode on Raspberry Pi 5 (Bookworm) #2647
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Screen rotation is now a built-in setting in the web UI under Settings (shipped in v2026.05.1, #2882). The Raspberry Pi 5 case, where rotation was previously a no-op, has also been fixed in #3047, which is merged and ships in the next release. After updating, set the rotation to 90 or 270 degrees for portrait. Closing as resolved. |
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Hi everyone,
I recently set up Anthias on a new Raspberry Pi 5 and I'm having trouble with the screen orientation. Here are the details:
Environment:
Hardware: Raspberry Pi 5 Model B
OS: Raspberry Pi OS Lite (64-bit, Bookworm)
Installation: Used the auto-install script (completed without any errors)
The Issue: I want to use my display in portrait mode. Although the installation was successful and I can see assets (images) being displayed, the output remains in landscape mode. Even when I change the display settings to portrait within the Raspberry Pi OS itself, the Anthias-viewer seems to override it and forces the display back to landscape once it starts playing.
What I've tried: I attempted to modify the orientation values in the docker-compose.yml file, but I couldn't get it to work correctly.
Question: Could anyone guide me on the correct way to rotate the screen to portrait mode in this environment? Is there a specific configuration in docker-compose.yml or another settings file that I should be looking at for Raspberry Pi 5?
Thank you in advance for your help!
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