Err, yes, I can see that might possibly be easier!

Done, thanks.

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If this doesn't work, just buy an HDMI splitter of sorts. Costs peanuts!

https://www.ebay.com/itm/5-in-1-1080p-HDMI-Splitter-Switch-Adapter-Switcher-4K-Ultra-HD-HDCP-3D-HDR-Set/193219117800

If necessary with a VGA HDMI adapter:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B016HL4CAY

I would stay away from those HDMI/VGA adapters that are box shaped with a cable. I've had a few bad ones.
The one above shows the image quite sharp on a 1080p monitor!

If necessary with a VGA HDMI adapter:
The one above shows the image quite sharp on a 1080p monitor!

VGA image quality also depends critically on the quality of the VGA cable. Use shielded cable for high resolutions where possible, or at the very least a cable with ferrite cores at each end - before those, I used to get visible ghosting. I've now switched to digital signalling throughout.