Remote desktop, RDP with minimal latency for raspberry pi 3 (Linux)?

Question

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Is it possible to reduce the delay between the remote desktop (server) raspberry pi 3 and the client program under Windows for real-time operation (robot telecontrol)? Which software to choose (RDP) and what communication protocol would be the minimum delay? Both devices are in the 1st network communication through a fairly powerful Wi - Fi bridge. Will the raspberry board be able to capture video from IP and Webcam to the program window on the desktop and broadcast it at the same time?

Answer 1

RDP and desktop should be removed from RPi3.
The board should give you a UDP / RTSP stream from the camera to the client, decoding and displaying video is already a problem for the client.
For taxiing, use either a UDP socket (the fastest option, where delay = ping) or a regular HTTP API (slower than a socket, but faster than RDP)
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Answer 2

Why do you need a remote desktop? It is very poorly suited for remote video viewing ... It is much
more reasonable to simply send the video stream as is and play it on your computer.
And the management is carried out by commands that will also be sent by the application running again on the computer.
Or even use the web interface, as a simpler and more portable option.

Answer 3

RDP was definitely not designed for this. No multimedia will ever work properly through it. This is a protocol for remote control of a Windows computer, designed to solve typical server administration tasks and nothing more.

Answer 4

X2go.

Answer 5

If you don’t go into details and stupidly answer your question, then you can configure RDP performance in policies (google on this topic), but for multimedia transfer this is really not a very good option.