Was suggested to share this setup with the community here.
I am running a Raspberry pi 5 with two TCL TVs in portrait orientation with the top bezels touching. Since I only needed two screens used total, I was grateful to make use of one device with two outputs, remaining in the free version of the service.
My setup required rotating by 90 degrees, and then once rotated sideways, one display is completely upside down in relation to the other, so under the device config options, I set it to fixed video mode/dual screen configuration; (2 over 1 or secondary display over primary display) and adjusted the HDMI output orientation to rotate the secondary display by 180 degrees.
The other problem I ran into is the way my setup viewed the displays; When I first started, I had two devices, my setup was a 2x by 1y grid. When I decided to reduce it to one device with dual output, I had to change my setup to 1 by 1, as it viewed the displays together as one, not two screens.
I was optimistic that Info-beamer could accomplish what I was looking for, and as a novice to the program, had a little trouble navigating the resolution restrictions for my first device (pi3b+). After reaching Florian in supprt and realizing what I could do with a pi5 instead, I was extremely impressed with the speed of response and direct help in navigating my configuration.
