How to use Android Scrcpy
This is how to mirror Android devices using Scrcpy
You can also record videos using this method
This is a mirroring open source program that has been tested, and the issues occurs in this regard are not related to M3 Mobile.
1 Terminal mirroring through wired connection
This is a method of mirroring by wired connection between the terminal and PC.
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1 Attach the terminal to the cradle connected to the PC
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2 Download the Scrcpy program from the site below and extract it
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3 Activate the terminal's 'developer mode' to enable USB Debugging
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4 Run the 'Scrcpy.exe' file from the extracted folder or run Scrcpy.exe from the file path in the cmd window
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5 You can mirror your Android terminal on your PC. You can end mirroring via Ctrl+C in the cmd window
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2 Terminal mirroring via wireless connection
This is a method of wirelessly mirroring the terminal on a PC using ADB's WIFI connection function
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1 After attaching the terminal to the cradle connected to the PC, connect the terminal and PC to the same WI-FI network (required)
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2 Download the Scrcpy program from the site below and extract it
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3 Activate the terminal'developer mode' to enable USB Debugging
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4 Turn on the cmd window on your PC and type'adb tcpip 5555'
If the PC and the terminal are well connected, the following screen will appear.
(The terminal and PC are connected by WIFI through the corresponding command, allowing mirroring even after separation from the cradle)
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5 Now disconnect the terminal and PC, and enter'adb connect terminal IP:5555' in the cmd window.
(You must enter the terminal's IP for normal operation)
If the connection is successful, the following screen will appear.
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6 Run the'Scrcpy.exe' file from the extracted folder or run Scrcpy.exe from the cmd window
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7 You can mirror your Android terminal on your PC. You can end mirroring via Ctrl+C in the cmd window
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