(FYI, the official source is github.com/Genymobile/s..., you should avoid downloading binaries from untrusted sources)
(FYI, the official source is github.com/Genymobile/s..., you should avoid downloading binaries from untrusted sources)
#GodotEngine 4.6 adds a new Android export option to run the project on a virtual screen via scrcpy π»
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"it gives me an error" Which error?
You should not get more than a few tens of milliseconds of latency over USB.
Try reducing the resolution to check (`scrcpy -m1024` for example).
Maybe a temporary GitHub issue? You should try again.
"I'll see how high my tolerance for the whole scrcpy setup will be going forward"
Haha, I hope it treats you kindly!
What's the problem? (What's the error message in the console?)
Behavior of Androidβ¦
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Although this is technically a minor release, you should upgrade to scrcpy 3.3.3, since older versions will stop working with the upcoming Android 16 upgrade.
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In Developer Options, "Disable adb authorization timeout".
It's --new-display: github.com/Genymobile/s...
Did you know that Super+i opens the Settings activity on Android?
In OTG mode (with `scrcpy --otg`), this can allow you to enable USB debugging with only the keyboard! (in theory)
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scrcpy 3.3: new version for Android 16 github.com/Genymobile/s...
What do you mean "scrcpy does not work anymore"? Is it about flickering with the latest Meta Quest firmware?
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Tip: you could probably replace `adb connect google-pixel-8` by an argument `--tcpip=google-pixel-8`
Oh, ok, if the PC is freezing, it's probably a system/hardware/drivers bug/deadlock. There's probably nothing that scrcpy could do to fix it. Good luck.
What's freezing? The Android device? The computer? The content in the scrcpy window?
scrcpy 3.2 has been released, with more audio sources to capture (including voice calls), and fixes for Android 15β16 π github.com/Genymobile/s...
If you can plug the device once over USB, I recommend to just use `scrcpy --tcpip` instead of the pairing protocol.
Scrcpy has no ads.
The first version of scrcpy was released on March 8th, 2018, exactly 7 years ago today. π
What do you mean by "scrcpy is not behaving"?
If you record (`scrcpy -m1024 --record=file.mp4`), is the resulting file laggy? `--print-fps` might also give hints.
Definitely USB is not the culprit. Try reducing the resolution (`scrcpy -m1024`).
Yes, because android-framework-XX is not in Debian anymore (and too old anyway): tracker.debian.org/pkg/scrcpy So scrcpy could not be built from sources using only Debian packages, so it is not possible to build the scrcpy package for the official repos.
Do you record the video with your camera app, or just display? Try reducing the capture resolution (`scrcpy -m1024`).
So your camera app "crashes"? (or at least closes) Note that you can capture the camera directly with `scrcpy --video-source=camera`.
What's the issue?
Change the codec (`--video-codec=h265` or `--video-codec=av1` depending on your device) and/or increase the bit rate (`-b16M`).