If you can do 1080p now thru the switch, why wouldn't you just install VNC on server and client? I've tried all the common clients and prefer UltraVNC for a 1080p laptop connecting to a 4k server. You'll be limited to 720p in prism if you can't go higher than 1080p on the server but that's fine.
To use a dummy plug you'd have to unplug your cable and use the plug instead then switch back for troubleshooting boot issues etc. That's what I do.
I was grabbing the event, not the channel. Thank you!!
Below is the guide I found:
I'm trying to set up (1.90) in Windows 11. By "natively," do you mean with node.js or some other way? I've installed in Docker, but since this is the first thing I've tried to use Docker for, and had lots of trouble getting Docker itself set up, and then getting Prism setup inside it, I'm thinking node.js (no experience with that either) would be better. Is it considered a container as well? I'm more comfortable running regular Windows executables.
Currently, I can't get much further than the dashboard. I was eventually (with some struggle) able to use the noVNC screen to apparently log in to Xfinity Stream and HBO Max, but when I tried testing the streams in VLC I got nothing.
I have no clue how to troubleshoot this, since I'm Docker-challenged. I suppose there are logs somewhere, but don't know where to look for them (or what to look for when I find them).