Until then, I'm working on things that I can add, test, and fix without needing to spend money or modify my PC (the NVIDIA stream codec is another example where I'd need to swap my graphics card out with my old one in order to test and implement NVIDIA streaming codecs). Of course, I do plan to fix this issue, even if it means buying a new monitor.

So I can't test audio when my Switch is docked. I've given details before but to keep it short, my dock is connected to my monitor that has the speakers blown.

Thanks for the nice words! I'm glad to hear you're enjoying Switch Remote Play Do not run homebrew loader as an installed nsp.If not, please open the homebrew loader from a title.I think this goes without saying, but just in case: Are you running homebrew loader via title redirection(opening a game to open the homebrew loader)?.Could you backup your atmosphere installation and try a completely clean install of Atmosphere?.Have you done a completely clean install of Atmosphere anytime recently?.Could you try disabling all sys-modules? (sys-clk is fine to keep, I personally only have that sys module running).If so, what are they? (things like sys-ftp, sys-clk, etc).If you come up with a good proof of concept with some nice sample code I'd be interested in seeing itĪs for the issue, I don't see anything wrong with the configuration files. Doing the opposite will be a bit more involved. These 2 above stream the console to your PC, sending data from the console to the PC. This however doesn't go as far as vita-udcd-uvc does with USB protocol.I'm not too sure what benefit there is for connection to be initiated through USB, but if you'd like to see examples of projects that use USB to perform streaming there are 2 I know of as good examples:

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