It is common for security camera clips, stock footage, or project assets to be named this way. If this is a file from your own device or organization, it likely depicts a specific test of a remote-control interface or a recorded snippet of a broadcast.

Look for specific watermarks, timestamps, or UI elements that indicate which software or hardware was being "remotely controlled." Summary of Known "Remote Control" Media

Documentation of remote-operated machinery (drones, robotic arms, or HVAC systems).

"Proof of concept" videos showing how a hacker can control a target's screen.

Where the file was discovered (e.g., a specific Discord server, a GitHub repository, or a suspicious email) is the biggest clue to its intent.