I think you may have pegged it. Yes, I am using remote desktop. I will test it out locally, but I could swear that it
happens locally and yes, I have a separate card. Maybe I invest in another separate card. Is it okay to go to the
next level of ASCOM? Last time I installed APCC Pro, I think I recall a warning to stay on 6.4 SP1.

It is now okay to update to ASCOM 6.5 SP1.

Are you using Windows' built-in Remote Desktop? Or some 3rd-party application, like TeamViewer?

Windows Remote Desktop is usually more efficient than 3rd-party applications, so if you are using it, are you remoted to the other system via hardwire Ethernet, or WiFi? If you are using WiFi, that can cause graphics update delays if there is congestion or interference.

By the way, I assume you are using APCC Pro/Standard 1.8.8.x, correct? Some of the earlier versions of APCC could get more easily "stalled" waiting for display output to finish over a remote connection.

-Ray Gralak
Author of PEMPro
Author of APCC (Astro-Physics Command Center): https://www.astro-physics.com/apcc-pro
Author of Astro-Physics V2 ASCOM Driver: https://www.siriusimaging.com/apdriver

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I think you may have pegged it. Yes, I am using remote desktop. I will test it out locally, but I could swear that it
happens locally and yes, I have a separate card. Maybe I invest in another separate card. Is it okay to go to the
next level of ASCOM? Last time I installed APCC Pro, I think I recall a warning to stay on 6.4 SP1.