scrcpy v1.25
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scrcpy v1.25
Changes since v1.24:
- Adapt copy-paste internals for Android 13 (#3497)
- Add support for high-precision scrolling (#3363, #3369)
- Add desktop entry files for Linux (#295, #296, #748, #1636, #3351)
- Add bash and zsh autocompletion for -s/--serial (#3522, #3523)
- Use current adb port (if any) for --tcpip (#3591, #3592)
- Add fallback to get display information on some devices (#3416, #3573)
- Fix click behavior when --forward-all-clicks is set (#3568, #3579)
- Fix support for non-ASCII characters in window title (#2932, #3547)
- Fix getDisplayIds() crash on some versions of Android 13 beta (#3446)
- Upgrade platform-tools to 33.0.3 (adb) in Windows releases
- Upgrade FFmpeg to 5.1.2 in Windows 64-bit releases
- Upgrade SDL to 2.26.1 in Windows releases
- Various technical fixes
Highlights
Android 13
Recent method signature changes in Android 13 broke copy-paste for scrcpy (#3497). This version adapt the calls to make it work again.
High-precision scrolling
This version uses high-precision scrolling if the computer supports it. As a result, scrolling is smoother, as you can see in #3363.
Serial auto-completion
When several devices are connected, it might be necessary to pass the serial of the device to mirror.
The serial is now auto-completed in bash and zsh:
scrcpy -s <tab><tab> # auto-complete by the devices listed by "adb devices"
Menu shortcuts
Two new menu shortcuts are added on Linux (here is a screenshot on XFCE):
They allow to launch scrcpy (without arguments) either with a visible terminal or not.
To pass command line arguments, it must still be started from a terminal or a script though.
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