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Escrcpy: Electron-based Graphical Android Device Control Tool

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A graphical interface for Android device control built on Electron, integrating open-source projects scrcpy (v3.2) and Gnirehtet (v2.5.1). It provides features for screen mirroring, audio/video recording, multi-device window arrangement, batch processing, and reverse network tethering. The documentation includes installation guides for Windows, macOS, and Linux, as well as detailed reference manuals for scrcpy's keyboard, mouse, gamepad, and OTG configurations.

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What's inside Escrcpy

  1. Overview of Gnirehtet reverse network sharing

    Gnirehtet provides reverse network sharing for Android devices via adb, enabling a device to use the network connection of the connected computer. It does not require root permissions on either the device or the computer. It supports GNU/Linux, Windows, and macOS. Currently, it supports IPv4 forwarding for TCP and UDP traffic; IPv6 is not supported.

  2. Overview of Escrcpy Android Control Tool

    Escrcpy is a free, open-source graphical Android device control tool developed using Electron. It serves as a user-friendly GUI wrapper for the Scrcpy project, allowing users to display and control Android devices on a computer with high definition and low latency. It supports Windows, macOS, and Linux.

  3. Overview of Gnirehtet reverse tethering

    Gnirehtet is a tool used to enable reverse tethering on Android devices, which allows the Android device to share the computer's internet connection via a USB connection.

  4. Overview of escrcpy-x v3.0.0 Major Features

    Version 3.0.0 introduced several major architectural changes and new packages, including the addition of escrcpy-ui and scrcpy-mcp packages. Key functional additions include a new shortcut module, a file manager with favorite functions and intuitive sorting, and the integration of msrcpy (refactored using yadb). The Copilot module underwent a significant reconstruction to support session lists, multi-model configurations, and improved interaction details. Additionally, the rendering process now integrates MCP-based model control capabilities, and the project updated to scrcpy v4.1.

  5. Overview of scrcpy

    scrcpy is an application that mirrors Android device video and audio to a computer via USB or TCP/IP, allowing control via keyboard and mouse. It is cross-platform (Linux, Windows, macOS) and does not require root access or an app installation on the Android device.

  6. Overview of Inset Mirror

    Inset Mirror provides a dedicated embedded window that automatically fits the screen resolution and orientation. It includes integrated one-tap shortcuts for streamlined interaction.

  7. Overview of Escrcpy Window Arrangement

    Window Arrangement is an advanced feature in Escrcpy designed for multi-device management and screen space optimization. It provides a full-screen visual editing interface to control the position, size, and layout of multiple device windows through drag-and-drop operations. Users can set global default configurations, device-specific overrides, and save/load custom layout schemes.

  8. Overview of Escrcpy Android device control tool

    Escrcpy is a free, open-source graphical Android device control tool built on Electron and based on the Scrcpy project. It allows users to display and control Android devices on a computer with high-definition, low-latency screen mirroring without requiring an account, ads, or internet connection. It leaves no residue on the Android device.

  9. Overview of scrcpy

    scrcpy is a lightweight, high-performance tool to mirror and control Android devices (video and audio) via USB or TCP/IP. It does not require root access or any app installation on the device. It supports Linux, Windows, and macOS.

  10. Overview of Gnirehtet reverse tethering

    Gnirehtet provides reverse tethering over adb for Android, allowing devices to use the internet connection of the computer they are plugged into. It does not require root access on either the device or the computer. It is compatible with GNU/Linux, Windows, and macOS. It currently supports TCP and UDP over IPv4, but does not support IPv6.

  11. Overview of Escrcpy Device Window Arrangement

    Device Window Arrangement is an advanced feature in Escrcpy for multi-device management and screen space optimization. It provides a fullscreen visual editing interface to control the position, size, and layout of device windows using drag-and-drop. Users can set global defaults, device-specific configurations, preview layouts in real-time, and save/load custom layout schemes.

  12. Use the integrated xterm terminal in escrcpy-x v2.4.0+

    Version 2.4.0 migrated the built-in terminal to be based on xterm. This provides a more controllable user experience, including terminal shell support and improved rendering/resize stability on Windows.