Mirror Android Screen to Windows PC via USB
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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.
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.
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