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Neue #scrcpy Version 4.0. Jetzt mit "flex-display" - das Bild passt sich der Fenstergröße an. Gibt auch ein Video dazu im Changelog:
https://github.com/Genymobile/scrcpy/releases/tag/v4.0

#android #lineageos

RE: https://openbiblio.social/@vform/114925313169965875

Seufz, bei 2578 offenen Tickets will man nun auch nicht dreist sein und nochmal pushen. Aber schön wäre es via Scrcpy Audio durchzuleiten zu den Hörgeräten.

Tatsächlich hat es bis jetzt aber mit AudioRelay auch immer gereicht.

#hörgeräte #streaming #tethering #AudioRelay #scrcpy

I'm totally awestruck about the level of continuity one can find using 2 simple tools - Scrcpy and KDE Connect.

Scrcpy seems to fit the idea of an "all-in-one" solution better, with shared clipboard access, screen and camera mirroring. KDE Connect appears more apt for multimedia and notification mirroring.

Does one really need to purchase expensive products from Apple and get locked up in that walled garden? FOSS solutions exist, and often provide almost every single feature a locked-down propreitary implementation would.

What I've come to wholeheartedly appreciate:
- bidirectionally shared clipboards
- bidirectional dev (mic, camera, files)
- notification and MPRIS support
- near-native performance
- (EDIT) browsing and replying to SMS messages

What I'd like to see (wishful thinking):
- ability to answer calls from computers over either utility

Combined with cloud-based services, continuity should almost equal the Apple ecosystem's performance.

#android #linux #foss #kdeconnect #gsconnect #gnome #kde #scrcpy

Rilasciato #Scrcpy 3.2: il potente strumento open source per controllare il tuo #Android dal computer

#UnoLinux #linux #smartphone #opensurce

https://www.laseroffice.it/blog/2025/04/07/rilasciato-scrcpy-3-2-il-potente-strumento-open-source-per-controllare-il-tuo-android-dal-computer/

scrcpy 3.0 adds a virtual Android display to your Windows, Mac or Linux PC

Scrcpy is a free and open source utility that lets you mirror the display of an Android device on a Windows, Mac, or Linux computer so that you can interact with your mobile apps on your laptop or desktop.

Up until recently that meant whatever was on your phone’s screen would show up on your PC screen. But the developer recently added a virtual display option that lets you mirror a virtual screen rather than whatever’s currently on your Android device’s display. This lets you, among other things, interact with one app on your PC and another on your phone.

The virtual display debuted in scrcpy v3.0, which was released in November. But there have been a few small updates since then, and the latest version at time of publication is scrcpy v3.1, which improves on the virtual display feature by adding support for keeping apps running on a virtual display active on your mobile device even after you close the virtual display on your PC. It does this by moving the app from your virtual display to your primary display, and helps prevent data loss if you lose the connection between your phone and PC.

The latest version also brings better support for gamepads, improved support for AV1 video encoding and decoding, and other bug fixes and performance enhancements.

Note that while the biggest change in scrcpy versions 3.0 or later is support for virtual displays, they’re not enabled by default. You’ll have to add them manually. For example, starting scrcpy with the command “scrcpy –new-display” will start the app on a PC with a virtual Android display set to the same resolution and pixel density as your Android device.

You can also set the resolution and pixel density manually. Here are some examples of how to do that:

scrcpy –new-display=1920×1080
scrcpy –new-display=1920×1080/420 # force 420 dpi
scrcpy –new-display # use the main display size and density
scrcpy –new-display=/240 # use the main display size and 240 dpi

You can find more details in the scrcpy v3.0 release notes, although I’d recommend installing the latest release if you want to try the application yourself.

In addition to allowing you to mirror your Android device’s display (or virtual display) on a computer, scrcpy allows you to crate screen recordings, copy and paste between your devices, capture video from your camera on a PC (instead of mirroring your device’s display), and even use your Android device’s camera as a webcam (although this feature currently only works on Linux).

You can find more information at the scrcpy GitHub page.

via Ubuntu Handbook

#android #scrcpy #scrcpy30 #screenMirroring #virtualDisplay

scrcpy 3.0 adds a virtual Android display to your Windows, Mac or Linux PC

Scrcpy is a free and open source utility that lets you mirror the display of an Android device on a Windows, Mac, or Linux computer so that you can interact with your mobile apps on your laptop or desktop.

Up until recently that meant whatever was on your phone’s screen would show up on your PC screen. But the developer recently added a virtual display option that lets you mirror a virtual screen rather than whatever’s currently on your Android device’s display. This lets you, among other things, interact with one app on your PC and another on your phone.

The virtual display debuted in scrcpy v3.0, which was released in November. But there have been a few small updates since then, and the latest version at time of publication is scrcpy v3.1, which improves on the virtual display feature by adding support for keeping apps running on a virtual display active on your mobile device even after you close the virtual display on your PC. It does this by moving the app from your virtual display to your primary display, and helps prevent data loss if you lose the connection between your phone and PC.

The latest version also brings better support for gamepads, improved support for AV1 video encoding and decoding, and other bug fixes and performance enhancements.

Note that while the biggest change in scrcpy versions 3.0 or later is support for virtual displays, they’re not enabled by default. You’ll have to add them manually. For example, starting scrcpy with the command “scrcpy –new-display” will start the app on a PC with a virtual Android display set to the same resolution and pixel density as your Android device.

You can also set the resolution and pixel density manually. Here are some examples of how to do that:

scrcpy –new-display=1920×1080
scrcpy –new-display=1920×1080/420 # force 420 dpi
scrcpy –new-display # use the main display size and density
scrcpy –new-display=/240 # use the main display size and 240 dpi

You can find more details in the scrcpy v3.0 release notes, although I’d recommend installing the latest release if you want to try the application yourself.

In addition to allowing you to mirror your Android device’s display (or virtual display) on a computer, scrcpy allows you to crate screen recordings, copy and paste between your devices, capture video from your camera on a PC (instead of mirroring your device’s display), and even use your Android device’s camera as a webcam (although this feature currently only works on Linux).

You can find more information at the scrcpy GitHub page.

via Ubuntu Handbook

#android #scrcpy #scrcpy30 #screenMirroring #virtualDisplay

#Debian #linux #ubuntStudio #2024.04LTS #deskTop #KDE #pulseAudio #OBS #android #adb #scrcpy #usbMic #laptTop #Lenovo #T450s #motorola #e22

### GitHub - ardevd/scrcpy-appimage

> An #unofficial #AppImage for the open source #android screen mirroring software. #scrcpy
>
> Based on https://github.com/srevinsaju/scrcpy-appimage.

https://github.com/ardevd/scrcpy-appimage

#Ubuntu

Lilbits: ARM invests in Raspberry Pi, Spotify brings audiobooks to subscribers, and Copilot AI could be coming to Windows 10 #Ai, #Android, #Audiobooks, #Copilot, #Genymobile, #Lilbits, #Rumors, #Samsung, #Scrcpy, #ScreenMirroring, #Spotify, #Windows10

https://liliputing.com/lilbits-arm-invests-in-raspberry-pi-spotify-brings-audiobooks-to-subscribers-and-copilot-ai-could-be-coming-to-windows-10/

Lilbits: ARM invests in Raspberry Pi, Spotify brings audiobooks to subscribers, and Copilot AI could be coming to Windows 10

https://liliputing.com/lilbits-arm-invests-in-raspberry-pi-spotify-brings-audiobooks-to-subscribers-and-copilot-ai-could-be-coming-to-windows-10/

Open source Android-to-PC screen mirroring app scrcpy has added an option to mirror your phone's camera instead of the display version 2.2. But some features are broken on devices running Android 14. https://github.com/Genymobile/scrcpy/releases/tag/v2.2 #scrcpy #ScreenMirroring #Android

#Android PSA:
You might want to enable developer settings -> USB Debugging and authorize a trusted (!) desktop/laptop for debugging (tool is called adb) right now.
This way you can access your device even if your screen/touch dies by using a tool called #scrcpy
It does not allow any external device access to your device without asking you first so the security footprint is minimal. But you can't enable usb debugging after your screen dies so do that now
#androidtips #adb :BoostOK:

@b0rk most starters like things like #tmux - #bash-insulter (its fun) and #cmatrix and the obvious
telnet towel.blinkenlights.nl
and for people which go the extra mile, either #adb with #scrcpy for android fun or the limitless options of #yt-dlp
(spice up your music collection with some yt-dlp -x <LINK>
or choose smaller / bigger quality with yt-dlp -F <LINK> ... so much more fun tha any limited and fastly outdatet gui/addon)

Davvero comodo usare il tablet e-ink (un #boox #NoteAir ) come blocco appunti condiviso nelle call usando #scrcpy https://github.com/Genymobile/scrcpy
Occhio: su Ubuntu a seconda della realease installata meglio usare la versione di scrcpy via snap o quella da sorgente, via APT è troppo datata e non funziona (si veda https://www.reddit.com/r/Onyx_Boox/comments/rbmy9f/comment/hnpft8h/).
#tablet #e-ink #takingnotes

Android Mirror Tool ‘Scrcpy’ Gains New Features, New Icon

Scrcpy is a super-useful Android mirroring tool for desktop PCs. The tool gains physical keyboards simulation and a high-res app icon in the latest update.
#News #Android #AppUpdates #Scrcpy #SnapApps

:sys_omgubuntu: https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2021/11/android-mirror-tool-scrcpy-adds-support-for-usb-keyboard-simulation-android-12

Android Mirroring App ‘Scrcpy’ Improves Shortcuts, Clipboard Support

A new version of scrcpy, the terrifically easy way to mirror your Android smartphone on your desktop and interact with it, is out. Scrcpy v1.15 picks up the ability to forward ctrl and shift keys :sys_more_orange:
#News #Android #AppUpdates #Scrcpy #SnapApps

:sys_omgubuntu: https://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2020/08/scrcpy-ctrl-shift-keyboard-support