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manpreet
Best Answer
3 years ago
I have written a remote desktop server/client. It is pretty much like vnc cross platform has supports vp8 vp9 h264 and some other ways to stream the remote session like jpg png rgb/bmp. Now how does one create the actual user session on windows. I know since windows 10 rds is added to windows 10 and terminal services is removed/merged.
So how do I create a session with its dedicated screen so I can capture the screen for a give rd user/password. I can not even find examples. So I am trying to implement an RDP server with multiple sessions at the same time.
I mean if this is not double one can easily run an RDP client running on the server to connecting to itself to create a session, given you have your own rdp client implementation and send the screen data to your actual client app from rdp client running on the server(this is so that I can add other features like vp9 and some other additions)
So recap I can maybe run rdp server(windows 10 and rdp client on the same machine) to create multiple sessions and send the data from rdp client to my client on another machine.