GOOGLE ANDROID MOD

DOWNLOAD LINKS

https://github.com/Genymobile/scrcpy/releases/tag/v1.2 (To download Scrcpy)

https://developer.android.com/studio/releases/platform-tools (To Download ADB)

INSTALLATION

1.  Extract ADB/platform-tools_r29.0.4-windows to C:

2.  Extract scrcpy-win64-v1.2 to C: (Overwrite Files)

3.  Enable Developer Option on Android by clicking Build number 5 times

4.  Enable USB debugging on Android

5.  Connect Android via USB

6.  Allow USB debugging permission when USB is connected

7.  On computer on CMD

8.  Enter: cd ..

9.  Enter: cd ..

10.Enter: cd adb

11.Enter: adb devices

12.Enter: scrcpy

BATCH FILE IN ADB FOLDER (STEP ONE TO CREATE SHORTCUT)

1.  Create new Text Document in C:ADB folder

2.  Enter:

cd c:\adb

adb devices

scrcpy

3.  Filename: scrcpy.bat  

4.  Save as Type: All Files

5.  Encoding: ANSI

BATCH FILE ON DESKTOP (STEP TWO TO CREATE SHORTCUT)

1.  Create new Text Document on Desktop

2.  Enter: start /min C:\adb\scrcpy.bat

3.  Filename: Mirror.bat  

4.  Save as Type: All Files

5.  Encoding: ANSI

Notes: The 1st video suggested merging everything in the ADB folder which I did and that's what my instructions are going by. The second video suggested creating a folder called Mirror in the C drive. Either way should work but you may have to adjust this:

2.  Enter: start /min C:\adb\scrcpy.bat
Use adb if you merged all the files together.
Change adb to mirror if you created a mirror folder for the scrcpy files
Only choose one or the other.

I haven't tried it on my Mac or other operating system, but I'll update this tutorial when I do.  

There are lots of ways to move your files between Mac and Android devices. The easiest way is using Bluetooth File Exchange right from the menu bar on your Mac.

First, you’ll turn on Bluetooth on both devices. On the Mac, go to System Preferences > Bluetooth and make sure it shows “Bluetooth: On.” If not, click Turn Bluetooth On. You should see the phrase “Now discoverable as” and then the name of your computer in quotes.

Next, on your Android device, go to Settings > Bluetooth. You should see your Mac listed. In this example it’s Basestar. Make sure the pairing codes match and click “Pair” on each device. Your Mac and your Android device now make a lovely couple.

Tap on Pair on your Android device too.

After you pair your phone or tablet to your Mac, click on the Bluetooth icon on your Mac’s menu bar. Your Android device will show up, from which you can click Send File to Device. On your Android device, accept the file.

If you want to send files to your Mac, you’ll enable Bluetooth Sharing. Go to System Preferences > Sharing. In the sharing preference pane, check the box for On next to “Bluetooth Sharing.” From here, you can set where you want the downloads to go, and what to do when you get a transfer request. In this example, it goes to the Downloads folder.

After you set up Bluetooth Sharing on your Mac, go to your Android device and click the share icon. The file will go to the folder you specified in Bluetooth Sharing on your Mac. Again in this example, it’s the Downloads folder.

Now you can move files between your Mac and Android device without cables and third-party software.