Scrcpy | USB and Wireless Android screen mirroring on Windows | notorecords
Scrcpy | USB and Wireless Android screen mirroring on Windows | notorecords
Scrcpy is a free open-source alternative to all the best screen mirroring software.
The best part is you don’t have to install any application here, but only Android ADB tools. Scrcpy supports both, USB and Wireless Android screen mirroring on Windows. Due to Scrcpy’s low size, the tool offers an extremely low latency rate, therefore, making it the fastest screen mirroring app.
Prerequisites for screen mirroring
For screen mirroring apps to work, it is necessary that you turn on the USB debugging located in the Android developer options.
To enable Developer Options on your Android Device
1. Head over to your Android Settings ⇒ System ⇒ About Phone
2. Scroll down and tap Build Number five times
3. Go back to System settings
4. You will now see Developer Options
To enable USB Debugging on your Android Device
1. Head over to Android Settings ⇒ System ⇒ Developer Options
2. Scroll down and toggle USB debugging
I would recommend you to tick “Always allow” for the “Allow USB Debugging” pop-up. Thus, you won’t have to repeatedly deal with the permission box.
Prerequisites for installing Scrcpy
1. Android ADB Tools
2. USB Debugging turned on your Android device
How to view phone screen on PC via USB using Scrcpy (Windows)?
1. Download the Scrcpy latest package and extract the zip file.
2. Connect the device to your PC via USB cable.
3. Allow USB Debugging confirmation on your phone.
4. Run the application “Scrcpy”
How to cast Android screen to laptop using Wi-Fi using Scrcpy (Windows)?
In order to cast Android screen on a PC wirelessly, follow the previous steps and install Scrcpy, then simply enable the wireless connection on ADB. Also, make sure your PC and Android device are on the same wireless network.
1.Connect your device to your PC and allow USB debugging confirmation.
2.Enter the command “adb devices” to confirm the connection.
3.Now, enter the command “adb tcpip 5555” to enable WiFi Debug mode.
4.Remove the USB cable.
5.Enter the command “adb connect "device IP address”
6.You can locate your Android device’s IP address in Settings — About phone — IP address.
7.Enter the command “scrcpy” or run scrcpy application
LINKS:
Android ADB Tools: https://developer.android.com/studio/...
Scrcpyhttps://github.com/Genymobile/scrcpy/...
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